Sender Policy Framework

Mailing Lists

The SPF project has a number of mailing lists for various purposes. All are generally low-volume, except for spf-discuss and spf-help, which receive between 5 and 25 messages a day.

From the table below you can get the various lists' posting addresses, subscribe to lists, view their archives, or use their Gmane interface. To subscribe to a list, use the respective link below to send a subscription request. A confirmation e-mail will be sent, and must be responded to, before you are subscribed to the list.

Mailing list	Post	Subscribe	Archive	RSS	GMaNe
spf-discuss	spf-discuss@v2.listbox.com
spf-help	spf-help@v2.listbox.com
spf-deployment	spf-deployment@v2.listbox.com
spf-devel	spf-devel@v2.listbox.com
spf-webmasters	spf-webmasters@v2.listbox.com
spf-announce	(posting is restricted)
spf-council	(posting is restricted)
spf-private	(posting is restricted)	-	-	-	-
srs-discuss	srs-discuss@v2.listbox.com
srs-devel	srs-devel@v2.listbox.com

Internet Relay Chat (IRC)

The SPF community also discusses issues on Internet Relay Chat (IRC):

• #spf: The community IRC channel.

  IRC channel:	#spf on irc.perl.org
  Recent traffic:	— (no logs available)
  Channel archives:	— (no archives available)

• #spf-council: A public IRC channel for the SPF Council where only council members may talk.

  IRC channel:	#spf-council on irc.perl.org
  Recent traffic:	http://www.schlitt.net/spf/spf-council/now/irc_log.html
  Channel archives:	http://www.schlitt.net/spf/spf-council/

If you are new to IRC, see http://www.irc.perl.org.

You can also join #spf with Jabber clients using IRC-gateways like irc.ursine.ca or irc.jabber.freenet.de and the room or groupchat name spf%irc.perl.org.