On 17-05-18 06:47 PM, Ángel wrote:
The question is, when does a large range start being "too large"?
Because otherwise, every org will start weighting at a different point.
And the worst part of this is that there are good reasons to add those
includes, to begin with (and little margin to have the upstream reducing
them).
How nice it is of you Angel to volunteer to update the RFC with a
recommendation on this :) Maybe do a little research on the 'largest'
email provider(s) and how many they think they could possibly need ..
a kind of 'Best Practices for SPF'..
j/k of course.. I go back to working on getting ppl to conform to
recommendations made over 10 years ago as 'Best Practices'.
Or getting abuse@ responses when reporting networks that 'look' like
belonging to a bank, that are hacked..
Or getting ColoCrossing and others to stop letting snowshoe spammers
light up..
Or get ISP's to put proper PTR records in..
Or.. (yeah, getting jaded a little, thank god a 3 day weekend ahead, and
golfing weather)
Can we just turn off the internet for three days please?
(Hoping for that Solar Flare)
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