> Your solution doesn't allow for third-party branded sending. How'd you
> suggest someone like us, who might send for a large company, handle
> the problem? Most customers won't be happy with having an
> @intellicontact from name on their email.
I propose that in TriLUG-SMTP we fix that in DNS. The company that
wants to work with you would authorize you as a sender in their DNS.
Somebody else will have to figure out the details of how that would
work. :)
If you allow authorization of senders via DNS, doesn't it take out
most of the benefits Jon was talking about?
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Jason Faulkner
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