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Julian Mehnle wrote:
Anyway, I think we can only be about 90% certain that [GMail] actually
reject due to SPF Fail (be it before or after DATA). There _might_ be
other reasons for the rejection you observed. We could ask them to
know it for sure, though.
I got word from an authoritative source within Google that they generally
do NOT reject on SPF Fail. They reject for a few other reasons, such as
the SMTP sender being a dynamically allocated IP address (which seems to
be what Frank observed), but not for SPF Fail. SPF Fail contributes as a
factor to their spam decision, though.
Frank, can you please update your "Google" page on the SPF website? Right
now it suggests that "Apparently Gmail [was rejecting] SPF FAIL after
DATA", but I don't think that was ever true. Then I think we can rename
the page to "Google SPF implementation" or "Google and SPF" or something.
Where on the website do you want to link it from?
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