alan
15 years ago
o = domain of <sender>
d = <domain>
?? when and how are these different?
i am assuming that perhaps %{d}==domain of current spf record but I cannot find this proven/stated anywhere in the online docs
ie if sender is ***@domain1.com
so while reading SPF for domain1.com %{o} & %{d}==domain1.com but after an include or redirect to say _spf.domain2.com
%{o} still equals domain1.com but %{d} now equals _spf.domain2.com
i assume they are in some circumstance but want to find out how they are supposed to be without setting up multiple test cases and testing them
d = <domain>
?? when and how are these different?
i am assuming that perhaps %{d}==domain of current spf record but I cannot find this proven/stated anywhere in the online docs
ie if sender is ***@domain1.com
so while reading SPF for domain1.com %{o} & %{d}==domain1.com but after an include or redirect to say _spf.domain2.com
%{o} still equals domain1.com but %{d} now equals _spf.domain2.com
i assume they are in some circumstance but want to find out how they are supposed to be without setting up multiple test cases and testing them