From: Kevin <ass...@la...> - 2007-02-06 19:33:15
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Fritz Borgstedt wrote: >> I agree. Keeping it simple is probably the best approach in this >> case. >> ASSP is either rejecting because of a SPF return code or not. In-turn >> it makes sense to have an SPF error response or not. > > But it is requested that softfail and neutral are not blocking > conditions. > I think it is even more not understandable if we answer softfail and > block with the same code spf fail check would produce. > I don't believe an SPF softfail would normally get an SMTP status different from a normal message. I think the only time ASSP should send something other than a 2xx status for a softfail would be when the admin is intentionally failing softfails, otherwise the message should be passed (but a PB score could be collected ). Sending a 451 status is the same as delaying the message however it would keep getting the same response each time and never pass though. Wouldn't this be a bad thing? Kevin |