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If SPF isn't configured on the domain then it should simply go without that safeguard (maybe forcing confirmations?). SPF is, however, a pretty good indicator t
by ergo98 16y ago
If SPF isn't configured on the domain then it should simply go without that safeguard (maybe forcing confirmations?). SPF is, however, a pretty good indicator that the email is legitimate.
- fizzfur 16y agoYeah, as soon as I saw this post I thought of SPF and DomainKeys. Seems simple: If your mail/DNS is setup to support either of these, then cool you don't need to confirm. Else, you must "ok" each post. DONE