Re: [bitfolk] Email - getting out of spam filters

Hello Nigel, Your SPF record for wiggly.org: "v=spf1 mx -all" Your SPF record for alertferret.com: "v=spf1 mx -all" In theory this should work (the "mx" implies that all servers listed as MX for the domain should be able to send mail), but in order to ensure that they really believe that your mail.wiggly.org is in fact allowed to relay mail for alertferret.com, change your SPF to something like this: "v=spf1 mx a:mail.wiggly.org a:mail2.another.domain -all" This way you don't leave anything open to interpretation, because you are specifying what should happen. From what it looks like to me, they are honouring the "-all" which is the most strict policy (fail on non-complience). You also have "~all" which is a soft-fail (handy for testing, but pointless for production), and "?all" which is neutral (utterly pointless IMHO). On 2013-07-30 17:39, Nigel Rantor wrote: -- Regards, Jan Henkins