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SPF of course
My mail server has SPF built into it and I've added the TXT record for all
domains that I host...all 76 to be exact...tedious but worth it. My question
is if I turn on the SPF, not many domains have yet put spf records in their
dns zones, won't most of the mail be rejected?

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Re: SPF of course [ In reply to ]
On Mon, 10 Oct 2005, John Shelton wrote:

> My mail server has SPF built into it and I've added the TXT record for all
> domains that I host...all 76 to be exact...tedious but worth it. My question
> is if I turn on the SPF, not many domains have yet put spf records in their
> dns zones, won't most of the mail be rejected?

Depends on your mailserver, but it's quite unusual for people to reject mail
beacause the sending domain has no spf record.

Your best bet is to consulte whatever documentation comes with your mail
server.

What mailserver are you using btw?

P.S. This is the srs-discuss mailing list, there is also an SPF-Help mailing
list which is a better place to ask this kind of question.

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RE: SPF of course [ In reply to ]
Ok that's what I wanted to know. I appreciate it. I have 3 options to choose
from -

Reject if

Fail
Soft Fail
Inconclusive

Dunno what they mean.

-----Original Message-----
From: Jasper Wallace [mailto:jasper@pointless.net]
Sent: Monday, October 10, 2005 1:22 PM
To: srs-discuss@v2.listbox.com
Subject: Re: [srs-discuss] SPF of course

On Mon, 10 Oct 2005, John Shelton wrote:

> My mail server has SPF built into it and I've added the TXT record for all
> domains that I host...all 76 to be exact...tedious but worth it. My
question
> is if I turn on the SPF, not many domains have yet put spf records in
their
> dns zones, won't most of the mail be rejected?

Depends on your mailserver, but it's quite unusual for people to reject mail
beacause the sending domain has no spf record.

Your best bet is to consulte whatever documentation comes with your mail
server.

What mailserver are you using btw?

P.S. This is the srs-discuss mailing list, there is also an SPF-Help mailing
list which is a better place to ask this kind of question.

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