RE: Re[2]: Help - How to unwind an SRS address?

On Sun, 21 Nov 2004, Mark wrote:

> Yes. The problem is, of course, programs like SA, who like to have a
> go at SPF too. With no SRS 'original' Return-Path to be found any
> more, they are stuck (I'm sure something can be done with HELO,
> in those cases; but that offers no real substitute for per-virtual
> domain SPF policies).

SPF is performed on the SRS address.  That is the whole point of SRS.
The only possible reason to unwind SRS or SES is because you want to
compare the original MAIL FROM with some rfc2822 header, or at least
display it to the end user (although if the user is knowlegeable enough
for the information to be useful, they should really see the full SRS/SRS 
whatever MAIL FROM).

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