In article
you write:
>In our case, the uptick is due to SPF Alignment failure of the Reply-To
>address.
That is definitely a candidate for Most Broken Bad Idea of the Year.
No RFC even sorta kinda hints that you might ever do that.
Telling the vendor to fix their broken software was the righ
Hello Everyone,
I have a quick question that I hope I'm just not being stupid about. We use a
particular type of Spam/Email Filtering appliance and we noticed after an
upgrade a huge uptick in emails getting tagged as suspect spam due to SPF
alignment failure.
In our case, the uptick is due to
