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David F. Skoll wrote: | On Thu, 24 Jun 2004, Daniel Taylor wrote: | | |>It is easier to use SPF for this. Then you can access the Received-SPF: |>header both for SA rules and Bayesian filtering. | | | That relies on the domain owners publishing SPF records, which still isn't | very common. |
The SPF Milter allows you to define a default SPF record to be used when the site does not have a published record.
It beats trying to roll your own solution, and reduces the chances of false positives since published SPF records reflect the _actual_policy_ of the domains publishing them, and the default policy you set reflects your policy for the sites that can't be bothered to tell you theirs.
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