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I'm thinking of adding one to DNS, but after reading up on it, I'm a bit
concerned how this might affect some ... specifically, from reading on
openspf.org, anyone that is doing email from their desktop, through their ISP,
instead of using SMTP AUTH to the server itself, may be affected by this ...
I'm not planning on adding SPF to Postfix itself, only to DNS, at this time, so
it won't affect incoming, just outgoing ...
Since those having @postgresql.org accounts shoudl be limited to these two
lists, can anyone comment on a) is this a bad idea? and b) would they be
affected because they don't use SMTP AUTH and c) why aren't you using SMTP
AUTH? ...
Thx ...
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