Ricardo Kleemann writes:
« HTML content follows »Hi, I'm running courier with pythonfilter and I have SPF enabled both on courier itself as well as using the python spf filter. Here's what I have in the bofh file (created via courierwebadmin): opt BOFHSPFHELO=pass,none,neutral,softfail,unknownopt BOFHSPFMAILFROM=pass,none,neutral,softfail,unknown opt BOFHSPFFROM=pass,none,neutral,softfail,unknownI received a message and it shows the following headers: Received-SPF: none (Address does not pass the Sender Policy Framework)SPF=HELO; sender=HOTINVESTMENT2U.INFO; remoteip=::ffff:204.86.119.100; remotehost=100-119-86-204.virtualvhosting.com; helo=HOTINVESTMENT2U.INFO; receiver=email1.americasnet.com; Received-SPF: none (Address does not pass the Sender Policy Framework)SPF=MAILFROM; <URL:mailto:[email protected]>sender=InstantFaceL [email protected];remoteip=::ffff:204.86.119.100; remotehost=100-119-86-204.virtualvhosting.com;helo=HOTINVESTMENT2U.INFO; receiver=email1.americasnet.com; Shouldn't this message have been blocked?
No. SPF evaluation HELO and MAILFROM domain resulted in "none". You have configured Courier to accept messages with SPF status of "none".
If you wish, you can remove "none". That means that you will not accept mail from any domain that does not publish an SPF policy.
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