Hallo Mike,
Am Freitag, 8. Oktober 2004 um 03:16 schriebst du:
> FYI:
> Anyone interested in enabling SPF (plus MS CALLER-ID if desired) for
> their Postfix MTA / DbMail system?
> This is not intended as a recommendation but if you have considered
> implementing the new SPF I have been running
Gerrit P. Haase wrote:
Hallo Mike,
Am Freitag, 8. Oktober 2004 um 03:16 schriebst du:
>>FYI:
Anyone interested in enabling SPF (plus MS CALLER-ID if desired) for
their Postfix MTA / DbMail system?
This is not intended as a recommendation but if you have considered
impleme
>
> "This is not intended as a recommendation but if you have considered
> implementing the new SPF I have been running the Postfix SMTP policy
> daemon with Postfix/DbMail with good result."
>
> best...
> Mike
Hi Mike,
wouldn't SPF break DBMail's forwarding system, or is that taken care
of 'un
SPF is NOT designed to prevent spam, that's a common misconception. SPF is
designed to ensure user authenticity, which it does rather well. Does it
prevent things like DNS spoofing to get around it? No, but as the DNS
spoofing would need to occur at every mail server period for it to be
effective,
Ilja Booij wrote:
"This is not intended as a recommendation but if you have considered
implementing the new SPF I have been running the Postfix SMTP policy
daemon with Postfix/DbMail with good result."
best...
Mike
Hi Mike,
wouldn't SPF break DBMail's forwarding system, or is that taken
