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ANNOUNCE: Mail::SPF::Query 1.996 allows configurable Caller-ID scope
On Fri, Feb 27, 2004 at 12:30:27PM -0500, Meng Weng Wong wrote:
| On Fri, Feb 27, 2004 at 09:24:25AM -0800, Justin Mason wrote:
| | >
| | >Can we **please** have an option to turn it off? I suggest:
| | >
| | >| Set fallback_ms_caller_id=>0 to disable the fallback to using Microsoft
| | >| Caller-ID records.
| |
| | agreed!
| |
| | I'd be very concerned about the speed overhead of falling back to
| | a Caller-ID lookup after the SPF lookup fails.
|
| I can do it! I will do it! Nine times!
|
| please stay tuned.
|

OK, 1.996.

callerid => { "hotmail.com" => { check => 1 },
"*.hotmail.com" => { check => 1 },
"*." => { check => 0 }, },

Set "callerid" to look for Microsoft "Caller-ID for Email" records
if an SPF record is not found. Wildcards are supported. You will
need Expat, XML::Parser, and LMAP::CID2SPF installed for this to
work; if you do not have these libraries installed, the lookup will
not occur. By default, this library will only look for those
records in hotmail.com and microsoft.com domains.

If you want to always look for Caller-ID records, set

->new(..., callerid => { "*." => { check => 1 } })

If you never want to do Caller-ID,

->new(..., callerid => { "*." => { check => 0 } })

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