Sender Permitted From (http://spf.pobox.com/)is designed to authenticate
who is allowed to send mail for a domain.


I wonder if this can take off, in the face of so many people who
have grown accustomed to sending legit mail with a sender address
that has no relation to the account and domain they are using to
send the mail.  Like my columbia.edu address when I send from my
home ISP's smtp server.  Like my vanity domain address when
I send from the ISP that provides connectivity to the hotel room
I am in today.  Not that I think this widespread "forging" of
sender addresses is good.  But it is widespread.

Joseph Brennan         Columbia University in the City of New York
Academic Technologies Group                   [EMAIL PROTECTED]


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