> Am 14.12.2014 um 23:56 schrieb li...@rhsoft.net:
> 
> i guess that fools apply the SPF test to the From-Header instead to the 
> envelope, frankly Barracuda Networks does the same for Spoofing-Protection 
> because "customers complained"
> 
> without knowing details i would suggest the problem is on the receivers side, 
> but however: try to make your SPF as tiny as possible and avoid names and 
> references

Thanks. That was what I thought. People using the header-from field. But I 
couldn’t believe that. But now that you gave me this feedback, I think this 
might be the reason.

And concerning the SPF record. I have set the mx and two a: fields. Exactly 
those three servers that are really permitted to send mail.

Thanks you very much

Christian
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