> The system should remove the quotes when comparing, and should also do > any decoding to get the admds into the same format.
My question's intent was not particularly about the quotes and UTF-8, I just chose it, because the syntactically invalid version looks more legit than the syntactically valid one. Assume some plain-ASCII examples. A mail system with own authservid of domain.tld receives mail with: > Authentication-Results: domain.tld; spf=pass [email protected] Needs to be removed? Clearly yes. > Authentication-Results: otherdomain.tld; spf=pass [email protected] Needs to be removed? Clearly no. > Authentication-Results: {garbage} Needs to be removed? I say no. > Authentication-Results: domain.tld, spf=pass [email protected] Needs to be removed? I say no. > Authentication-Results: domain.tld; {garbage} Needs to be removed? I say no. > Authentication-Results: "domain.tld"; {garbage} Needs to be removed? I say no. > Authentication-Results: "domain.tld"; spf=pass [email protected] Needs to be removed? Yes. _______________________________________________ dmarc mailing list [email protected] https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/dmarc
