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David H.
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Wed Jul 13 19:27:01 IST 2005
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Hancock, Scott wrote:
> Matt,
>
>
>>>SPF - I haven't looked into this yet. Should I start here?
>
>
>>SPF would work very well for this. Forgery detection is really what
>
> SPF is designed to do.
>
> It looks like I should learn more about SPF before going the custom rule
> route.
Actually you should first look into the Custom Ruleset. While SPF is a nice
thought it does not work at all. I have seen enough messages that have been
marked as valid Spam and had a SPF_PASS header in them.
- -d
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