Re: misconception in SPF
Seth <[email protected]>
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Martijn Grooten <[email protected]> wrote: > A forged email using a subdomain for which no SPF record exists will > pass the test checks against SPF fails, something which some > spam-filters include, as it's a cheap way to get rid of a chunk of > spam. Such a forged email will NOT "pass" SPF. There is no way for the owner of the overlying domain (who also owns the subdomain) to force such email to FAIL. There should be a way to specify "all valid email from this domain and subdomains comes only from this set of IPs and no others" and SPF fails to provide one. That's a weakness in the structure of SPF which ought to be fixed. Seth