Re: Existing implementation of SPF1 for Exchange 2000?

James Couzens <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.ietf.mxcomp
Organization 6o4.ca
Message-ID <1095711631.27945.140.camel@code3>
On Fri, 2004-09-17 at 09:01, Gordon Fecyk wrote:

> I know Meng and crew went nuts developing a stack of libraries to support SPF
> v1 (yes v1, the same thing that AOL's using to check incoming mail).  I'd
> like to know if someone's developed an event sink for Exchange 2000 or 2003
> yet among that stack.

As Meng has apparently already pointed out there is one available.  It
would be prudent to review the downloads page @
http://spf.pobox.com/downloads.html.

> A really clever add-on could even automatically insert records into the DNS
> through dynamic update when the Exchange server starts.

I almost give up.  I've rewritten this response several times attempting
to show my displeasure at finding (what I perceive to be) such an
exceptionally bad idea being expressed on this list (yes I know by now I
should be used to it (*COUGH* XML IN DNS *COUGH*)).  But I'll give it a
whirl anyways.  Are you referring to dynamically updating an
authoritative name server or a private internal one merely using the DNS
server as a database?

Cheers,

James

-- 
James Couzens,
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