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Justin T Pryzby wrote:
I wonder if there's any way of using our local recursive server for
forcing all locally-originating mail to go through a given mail hub.
I suspect not?
If you're using Postfix, see following description taken from Postfix's
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Rob Tanner wrote:
Or, at least that's what it looks like.
Last nigh (Oct 28) we were barraged by thousands of emails with a return
path of facebookmail.com. Our MTA checks the return path of each
incoming message so as to reject anything that
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Ejaz wrote:
Dear all,
Please could any one tell me how can i create the SPF record for a specifc
domain,
Sender Policy Framework (SPF), RFC4408 is not Standards Track. That is
Experimental RFC. And more, there is a fatal flaw in practice.
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Res wrote:
On Sun, 2 Nov 2008, Byung-Hee HWANG wrote:
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Ejaz wrote:
Dear all,
Please could any one tell me how can i create the SPF record for a specifc
domain,
Sender Policy Framework (SPF
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Res wrote:
On Tue, 4 Nov 2008, Byung-Hee HWANG wrote:
Yep, i agree with spam reduction. However, i was telling you the method
has a risk. You guy need to consider again why the SPF [RFC4408]
remained as Experimental RFC instead of Standards
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D. Stussy wrote:
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I am in North America. The IPv6 buildout in Europe and Asia is more
advanced.
My local ISP (South Korea) does not support IPv6 yet, so i'm using IPv6
address provided by Hurricane Electric located in the United States of
