Marc G. Fournier wrote:
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> a) is this a bad idea?
Maybe - see below...
> b) would they be affected because they don't use SMTP AUTH
I use SMTP AUTH + TLS through my own server to avoid having plain text
passwords on the wire, and because when I'm sending large emails (ie.
pgAdmin test builds) it is a heck of a lot quicker than sending to a
server on the other side of the planet which can often be slow at the
times I send messages (ie. when you're doing backups).
For similar reasons I don't IMAP directly to your servers - it's just
too slow. I forward to mine and IMAPS to there.
and c) why aren't you using SMTP
> AUTH? ...
See above.
Please don't add SPF for postgresql.org - unless you're willing to add a
record for developer.pgadmin.org as well.
Regards, Dave.
