im usin this
on both the primary and my secondary servers. its pretty simple and pretty
effective.
as far as i can say the number of zones which do provide spf information is
increasing continously day by day.
on the secondary mx (no smtp for customers) installing spf acl is not hard
to achive.
but on the server which is used for customers you have to make sure that
authenticated acl is BEFORE spf checking to ensure that autheticated
customers are able to send mails with their domain. :D
regards
Simon
> Any thoughts about the SPF stuff that AOL are pushing. See
> http://spf.pobox.com/
>
> There is a patch for exim available
> from http://spf.pobox.com/exim4.spf.acl-2.03.txt
>
> Has anybody used this. It sounds like an awfully good idea,
> but I would like to know how widely it is likely to be accepted. Ron
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> Senior IT Services Specialist
> Internet Services and Software Solutions
> Loughborough University
> 01509 222329
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