said:
Hi,
>An SPF-enabled mail server rejected a message that claimed an envelope
>sender address of possi-4c9yah2@listemail.net.
>An SPF-enabled mail server received a message from relay00.pair.com
>(209.68.5.9) that claimed an envelope sender address of
>possi-4c9yah2@listemail.net.
>The domain listemail.net has not published an SPF policy. It is possible
>that the receiving mail server refuses all mail from domains that do not
>have an SPF policy.
No. Read the FAQ at the supplied URL.
>I know nothing about SPF so could someone that is subscribed to the POSSI
>list ask what needs to be done so I can post messages.
I'm basically buzzword compliant on spf, but it appears that pair.com does
not provide a proper reverse dns for the IP addresses it is supplying to
the receiving mail server. As I understand spf, it is partially a
mechanism for specifying what the valid answers to the reverse dns query
should be.
I recommend you discuss this with pair.
Steven
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