Hello, You are right, but there is a provision about forwarding on the why.html page:
'If your mail was correctly sent, but was rejected because it passed through a forwarding service, you can either mail the final destination address directly (it should be shown in the bounce message) or you ask the forwarder to implement SRS. If neither of these suggestions is practical, change your "-all" to "?all" until a more comprehensive approach to sender authentication involving cryptography solves the forwarding problem for good. For more information on this problem, see pages 15-16 of the SPF Whitepaper.' Granted, this might be somewhat cryptical for the average end-user, but that is of course where we come in. I don't think the problem is common enough to warrant changing the why.html, but regardless i will forward your message to the responsible people. Best, Koen Martens > [EMAIL PROTECTED] - Mon Mar 27 14:40:39 2006]: > > name: David Leary > company: Essential Information Group > email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > subject: Wrong SPF error message > message: I received an error email and clicked on the link whih > pointed me to: > http://www.openspf.org/why.html?sender=support%40eigroup.co.uk&ip=213.253.179.5&receiver=abe.fubra.it > > The message indicates it is a problem with eigroup.co.uk, when it is > in fact a problem with a forwarder for abe.fubra.it. > > You may want to update your error system as this is misleading and > points the finger at the wrong person. > > Regards > > David Leary > > ------- To unsubscribe, change your address, or temporarily deactivate your subscription, please go to http://v2.listbox.com/member/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
