* Josselin Mouette (joss@debian.org) wrote: > Le sam 24/07/2004 à 10:25, Jiri Klouda a écrit : > > do you think it would be possible if the debian.org > > and lists.debian.org defined the SPF (Sender Policy > > Framework) text in the DNS records? > > No, no and no. SPF is a completely broken idea, and it cannot work *at > all* for domains like debian.org. That would mean listing all the IPs > from which developers can send mail. This isn't entirely accurate. This message is sent from a non-debian.org domain and wouldn't have any problem w/ SPF, aiui. SPF checks the envelope From, not the From: line. My envelope From isn't ever my debian.org address. > And again, I strongly disagree with enabling SPF in our default MTA. We > shouldn't even link it with any SPF library, as that would encourage > such bad practice. Now that's just silly. MySQL is a terrible non-SQL compliant 'database' which barely has ACID. We don't discourage linking against it for these reasons. Stephen
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