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WebMaster(_at_)commerco(_dot_)net wrote:
Furthermore, why do you care whether the receiver rejects "Fail"
messages from your domain, or marks them, or drops them on the floor,
or feeds them into their /dev/random? What difference does it make
to you?
Given the choices above, it makes no difference. I was thinking of
bounce back messages to my servers, which does make a difference.
Perhaps I've forgotten yet another thing about SPF, but does the spec
already provide for recommending the stopping of bounce back messages
from occurring when a domain name is spoofed and SPF "Fail"s?
Not really. This should be made clearer in a revised spec, although I'd
hope that common sense would stop receivers from bouncing at least on
"Fail" or "SoftFail" even without an explicit hint.
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