dmarc
=====

[DMARC](http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-kucherawy-dmarc-base-02) is a
technical specification intended to solve a couple of long-standing email
authentication problems. DMARC policies are described in DMARC "records," which
are stored as DNS TXT records on a subdomain. This library contains a parser
for DMARC records.

Usage
-----

```ruby
require 'dmarc/record'
record = DMARC::Record.from_txt(txt) # txt is a DNS TXT record containing the DMARC policy
```


dmarc
=====

[DMARC] is a technical specification intended to solve a couple of long-standing
email authentication problems. DMARC policies are described in DMARC "records," 
which are stored as DNS TXT records on a subdomain. This library contains a
parser for DMARC records.

Usage
-----

```ruby
require 'dmarc/record'
record = DMARC::Record.from_txt(txt) # txt is a DNS TXT record containing the DMARC policy
```

[DMARC]: http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-kucherawy-dmarc-base-02

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