On 03/29/2014 06:24 PM, John Levine wrote:
Is there a suggested way to abort the loop, other than preventing a DMARC
report email from being reported on, which has its own drawbacks?
If you consider this to be a problem, you can send your reports from a subdomain
with its own DMARC record that says not to report back.
Or an entirely reasonable practical hack would be not to send reports
on domains with traffic below some threshold.
there may be various ways to work around this 'minor nuisance', but
wouldn't it be better to address this 'loose end' in the spec itself,
instead of having everyone to re-invent the weel?
/rolf
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