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That much trouble?That much trouble?Posted Sep 6, 2004 19:42 UTC (Mon) by paulj (subscriber, #341)In reply to: That much trouble? by marble Parent article: Debian rejects Sender ID
But you can protect against bounces with outbound-envelope-cookie schemes like SRS. Further, with SRS, you protect *yourself*, you dont rely on other people to check SPF first before sending a bounce to you.
Unlike SPF, outbound-cookies dont break, the very common, use of SMTP forwards.
SPF! It "authenticates" (cough) mail from my domain, Yay for SPF!
/me uninstalls gnupg
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