Hello there,
we use a SPF-Record since a few years on our domain.
Now we wanted to send a message to an address on another domain, which
forwards emails to an address in a third domain.
The eMail was rejected because the second domain used the original
"envelope-from" and the MX of the third domain rejected that, because
the eMail was not sent over the servers specified in our SPF-Record.
Is the only way to solve this to force all hosters all over the world to
implement SRS?
Rgds.
Dieter Guthmann
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we use a SPF-Record since a few years on our domain.
Now we wanted to send a message to an address on another domain, which
forwards emails to an address in a third domain.
The eMail was rejected because the second domain used the original
"envelope-from" and the MX of the third domain rejected that, because
the eMail was not sent over the servers specified in our SPF-Record.
Is the only way to solve this to force all hosters all over the world to
implement SRS?
Rgds.
Dieter Guthmann
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