On Mon, April 14, 2008 22:13, mouss wrote:
>> 1: make all forwarded ips as trusted
> and that solves the problem?
none of us have seen OP logs
> OP explictely said this does not and cited a comment in SPF.pm.
well i am no perl guru :-)
>> 2: add forwarders to the spf as A:
> this requires the
On 13.04.08 15:45, Moritz Borgmann wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] [smtp.X.com] -> [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mx.B.com] -> [EMAIL
> PROTECTED] [mx.A.com]
> mx.B.com is in trusted_networks, all machines at A.com are in
> internal_networks. always_trust_envelope_sender is enabled since the trusted
> relays do
Benny Pedersen wrote:
On Mon, April 14, 2008 00:45, Moritz Borgmann wrote:
Now, this setup entails the well-known problem that if X.com publishes an
SPF record, SpamAssassin (3.2.4) spanks the message with SPF_FAIL since it
checks the first *external* relay (mx.B.com), not the first untruste
On Mon, April 14, 2008 00:45, Moritz Borgmann wrote:
> Now, this setup entails the well-known problem that if X.com publishes an
> SPF record, SpamAssassin (3.2.4) spanks the message with SPF_FAIL since it
> checks the first *external* relay (mx.B.com), not the first untrusted relay
> against X.c
