On Wed, Feb 08, 2006 at 09:56:29PM +0100, Michael Monnerie wrote: > OK, but how can people ever send e-mail then? That server is very alone > somewhere in a dark room, seeing no daylight until the end of his life. > Hard to imagine anybody going there directly to send some mail.
Because if the random dial-up person sends mail to you, who then relays it to me, when I look at it, the mail is coming from you which passes. Your problem is that if the dial-up person sends mail to you and destined for you, your server will then do a SPF check, and it'll fail since the mail is coming from the dial-up IP and not your server. -- Randomly Generated Tagline: If not for politicians, we wouldn't need assault rifles.
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