[ale] Kmail and pgp ATTN: ROBERT REESE

[Jeremy.Bouse at UnderGrid.net (Jeremy T. Bouse)]

SPF (Sender Policy Framework) is a way for domain holders to stop people
from using their domain names for sending email. Of course it only works
if the receiving MTA checks for it. You can find more about it at
http://www.openspf.org. After looking at the SPF record in DNS for
oppositelock.org (v=spf1 a mx -all) it doesn't surprise me you got the
error you mentioned before unless you have either an A or MX record
under oppositelock.org as the "-all" tells the receiver to reject if it
doesn't match.

	Regards,
	Jeremy

Sean Kilpatrick wrote:
> Robert:
>   I tried to respond directly to you at <aleAT sixit.com> and my
> email bounced with this message:
> 
> "Connected to 64.202.166.12 but sender was rejected.
> Remote host said: 554 refused mailfrom because of SPF policy"
> 
> So now I have a new question:  What is an "SPF policy"?
> 


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