On Friday, June 6, 2014 7:33 PM, Stephen J. Turnbull <[email protected]> wrote:


> DMARC is designed for business entities big enough to be willing
> to maintain MTAs to do the signing for them, or pay for somebody
> trustworthy to maintain such an MTA for them. You aren't willing,
> so your use case is different.

be free 2 enlighten me with a link to DMARC draft section saying
exactly that, cause i can't find it.

also, u r here directly contradicting bunch of other DMARC developers
who stated exactly the opposite numerous times.

ASAIK internet standards r standards for all, not wealthy and mighty.
maybe i'm living in a dream world.


> I'm not sure what you mean by 3rd party support in SPF and DKIM.

SPF: u can put 3rd party servers in ur domain's SPF records that
send email on ur behalf.
DKIM: TPA, and other proposed standards similar to it. search for it.


> Can you put a third party mailbox in From: with SPF? Sure. *And nobody
> trusts it, and nobody should.*

if u r so nice to make an example for this, cause i sure can't figure
out how would anything like this work.


> Anybody with an account at Yahoo! can put your mailbox at your domain
> in From:, and it will pass SPF authentication as Yahoo!. Ditto DKIM.

no they can't. only owners of a domain address can do such a thing,
since every 3rd party domain email address gets validated 1st.

so, ur point, invalid. be free to try ur example urself.


> Yahoo!'s use of "p=reject" causes you pain?  Tell Yahoo! about it.
> Or switch to GMail.

i don't rly care about yahoo's "p=reject". it just shows how
DMARC is broken as it is, but it doesn't affect me much.
nor do i care to use gmail, or trust it.


>> actually, AFAICS, we have three complete solutions for 3rd party
>> support
> What are they?  AFAICS, there are none, but I'm willing to be
> educated.

i'm not a search engine. but it seems u r not following this mailing list.


> A shame, but "there ain't no such thing as a free lunch."

sure there is. it even has a name - FOSS. it's also called
open standards. it's also called free books. and let's not forget
all those free kitchen for homeless.
why am i even commenting on this...?


-- 
Vlatko Salaj aka goodone
http://goodone.tk

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