Re: [mailop] Anyone Else notice a significant reduction in spam leakage from Gmail over last couple of weeks?

So, yes, our records covert our entire IP space, which is way more than we have servers for, and that is unfortunate. I've had an open bug for a couple of years to fix this, but the _netblocks thing is used by things other than SPF, so it's complicated. -all is just plain silly. If you want to

Re: [mailop] Anyone Else notice a significant reduction in spam leakage from Gmail over last couple of weeks?

Aside from the evil's of forwarding, and the methods that are available to do that without running afoul of SPF.. that is an argument for another day. Every modern email client now supports checking multiple mailboxes don't they ;) ... host -t TXT gmail.com gmail.com descriptive text

Re: [mailop] Anyone Else notice a significant reduction in spam leakage from Gmail over last couple of weeks?

Tighter how? spf_checker_util: output header: softfail (google.com: domain of transitioning ptp...@gmail.com does not designate 58.64.196.210 as permitted sender) client-ip=58.64.196.210; You want it to just fail? That would be silly, we expect people to forward email. I'll pass on your

[mailop] Anyone Else notice a significant reduction in spam leakage from Gmail over last couple of weeks?

Be interesting to know if they made changes, but no matter what.. "Kudos' and hats off.." Now if we can only convince them to have tighter SPF records ;) Return-Path: Received: from aton.hk (HELO mail.aton.hk) (58.64.196.210) (Dont' worry, still goes to spam folder but..