gcerullo at pixelpointstudios
Apr 1, 2009, 12:50 PM
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On 1-Apr-09, at 3:41 PM, Ryan Joiner wrote:
> Hey, guys! I had a quick question regarding SPF record setup. We
> have someone who is trying to email us from theirdomain.com. So
> when postfix sees them connecting in to give use their mail, it says
> connection from theirdomain.com. Then it does the SPF check and it
> sais that it fails because they are sending from their exchange
> server which is named a completely different name svr-
> exchange.sta.exchange.com. So we keep rejecting their mail. They
> have setup SPF records for their domain, but I think what really
> needs to happen is that they need to change the name of the mail
> sender to match their own domains. Is there a way to at least
> whitelist "svr-exchange.sta.exchange.com" and the"theirdomain.com"
> in the mean time just to let their mail through?
> Thanks guys! we appreciate all the hard work and thanks for creating
> these SPF checkers, it saves our users lots of headaches and has
> really worked great with postfix so far.
>
> Ryan
Yes, their is a way to whitelist them but it depends on how you've
configured Postfix to check SPF.
Run the following terminal command 'postconf -n' and post up the
results.
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Gino Cerullo
Pixel Point Studios
21 Chesham Drive
Toronto, ON M3M 1W6
416-247-7740
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