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File: libspf-1.0.0/patches/Sendmail/README |
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Date: 05/28/05 |
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Desc: libSPF 1.0 Sendmail patching README documentation |
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First time doing this? Read the Sendmail+libSPF HOWTO available within the |
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structure of the package this README should have come from, or alternatively |
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on-line @ http://libspf.org/HOWTO/sendmail-8.13.1+libspf-1.0-HOWTO.html |
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Problems/Questions/Suggestions -> http://forums.6o4.ca or e-mail Teddy, |
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<teddy@codeshare.ca> or alternatively James Couzens <jcouzens@codeshare.ca> |
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In the best interest of helping you quicker, feel free to CC: me anyways, |
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I'm happy to help! |
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sendmail.cf CONFIG VAR: |
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SPFAction |
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Inside this file place a single digit between 0 and 7. |
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Below describes the behaviour of these digits: |
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0: disabled |
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1: enabled (only prepends headers, and only if spfheaderstate == 1) |
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2: REJECT: fail; ACCEPT: pass, none, fail, error, netural, unknown; |
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3: REJECT: fail, softfail; ACCEPT: pass, none, error, netural, unknown; |
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4: REJECT: fail, softfail, neutral; ACCEPT: pass, none, error, unknown; |
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5: REJECT: fail, softfail, neutral, none; ACCEPT: pass, error, unknown; |
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6: REJECT: fail, softfail, neutral, none, error; ACCEPT: pass, unknown; |
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7: REJECT: fail, softfail, neutral, none, error, unknown; ACCEPT: pass; |
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Chose one of the above error levels that best suits you. I recommend 1. |
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sendmail.cf CONFIG VAR: |
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SPFHeaderState |
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value (single integer): |
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1 (default) = enabled prepending Received-SPF: headers |
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0 = no not prepend headers |
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When set to 1, libspf will pre-pend "Received-SPF:" headers as per the SPF RFC |
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Internet Draft. This are useful for third party applications such as |
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SpamAssassin, and even email clients capable of parsing headers to know where |
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to filter email to. |
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sendmail.cf CONFIG VAR: |
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SPFBestGuess |
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value: (single line of text) |
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default: v=spf1 a/24 mx/24 ptr |
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This query is looked up in an attempt to make a guess against the user in the |
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event no record is found and the trusted forwarder lookup fails. The default |
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value exists within libspf, so creating the sendmail.cf CONFIG VAR is only |
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necessary if you wish to change this value. |
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sendmail.cf CONFIG VAR: |
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SPFBestGuessState |
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value (single integer): |
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1 (default) = perform best guess lookup when all else fails |
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0 = do not perofrm best best guess lookups. |
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When an SPF query fails, and then subsequently a trusted forwarder query |
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possibly fails, libspf will attempt to perform a "best guess" query using a |
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default string which can be redefined using the 'spfguess' sendmail.cf |
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CONFIG VAR. The default value exists within libspf, so creating the |
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sendmail.cf CONFIG VAR is only necessary if you wish to change this value. |
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sendmail.cf CONFIG VAR: |
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SPFExplain |
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value (single line of text) |
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default: See http://spf.pobox.com/why.html?sender=%{S}&ip=%{I}&receiver=%{xR} |
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This string (can include macros) is expanded and sent to the client for every |
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result case excluding pass. The default value exists within libspf, so |
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creating the control file is only necessary if you wish to change this value. |
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sendmail.cf CONFIG VAR: |
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value (single integer): |
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1 (default) = append explanation |
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0 = do not append explanation |
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When set to 1, explanations will be automatically printed out after any spf |
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query excluding pass. This information is designed to be informative and |
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helpful to a user who has just likely had his or her email rejected. See the |
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above 'spfexplain' to define your own string to use instead. The default value |
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exists within libspf, so creating the sendmail.cf CONFIG VAR is only necessary |
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if you wish to change this value. |
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When set to 0, explanations are not appended. |
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sendmail.cf CONFIG VAR: |
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SPFTrustedForwarder |
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value (single line of text) |
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default: v=spf1 include:spf.trusted-forwarder.org |
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This string (can include macros) is expanded and is used in the event that |
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a connecting client's query results in NONE (no SPF record published). libspf |
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will then (if enabled) attempt to contact trusted-forwarder.org (default) |
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which is a global whitelisting system. You can add additional sites, or provide |
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your own. The default value exists within libspf, so creating the sendmail.cf |
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CONFIG VAR is only necessary if you wish to change this value. |
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sendmail.cf CONFIG VAR: |
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value (single integer): |
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1 (default) = enabled trusted forwarder lookups |
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0 = no not perform trusted forwarder lookups |
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When set to 1, libspf will attempt to contact the site contained within that |
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text, which would be ideally a whitelisting site (anything can really go there, |
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but this particular file is here specifically to handle larger whitelisting |
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services) that would be contacted in the event an SPF query returns NONE. |
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The default value exists within libspf, so creating the sendmail.cf CONFIG VAR |
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is only necessary if you wish to change this value. |
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