Hello!
When re-evaluating test results from the new libspf2 release, I get
this:
I have an spf record that includes: another domain. Say
foo.example -> v=spf1 ... include:bar.example ...
And bar.example exists in the DNS (with other record types, such as A),
but has no TXT or SPF records.
I read the RFC in a way that that should result in PermError, from the
table in section 5.2 (recursive result of None should cause the include
mechanism to throw PermError).
A test for that passed before the update (with libspf2 1.2.5), however
fails now.
Am I correct in my interpretation? Should this get fixed again, so that
a None from the included record should result in a PermError overall?
Kind regards,
Hannah.
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When re-evaluating test results from the new libspf2 release, I get
this:
I have an spf record that includes: another domain. Say
foo.example -> v=spf1 ... include:bar.example ...
And bar.example exists in the DNS (with other record types, such as A),
but has no TXT or SPF records.
I read the RFC in a way that that should result in PermError, from the
table in section 5.2 (recursive result of None should cause the include
mechanism to throw PermError).
A test for that passed before the update (with libspf2 1.2.5), however
fails now.
Am I correct in my interpretation? Should this get fixed again, so that
a None from the included record should result in a PermError overall?
Kind regards,
Hannah.
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