[ietf-dkim] Draft summary of SSP functionality
Dave Crocker
dhc at dcrocker.net
Thu Dec 6 08:57:28 PST 2007
Michael Thomas wrote:
> Dave Crocker wrote:
>> Do envision a reasonable scenario where a receiver has adopted SSP and
>> conforms to it, but does not have the stated sender enforcement ...
>
> Yes, trivially. Look at the way Spamassassin works...
>
> SSP_STRICT_FAIL = 4
> SSP_ALL_FAIL = 2
> SSP_UNKNOWN = 0
That's the problem with a vague spec. I didn't mean to ask for a description
of how this might be done, but a discussion of the likelihood it would.
To use your example, where 5 declares spam, why is the configuration likely to
set STRICT to 4 rather than 10 or 100, given the semantics of Strict?
d/
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Dave Crocker
Brandenburg InternetWorking
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