On Wednesday, April 4 at 03:39 PM, quoth Matt Simpson:
I still think qmail-dk is handy for signing outgoing messages.
It seems to me that if that's all you want to use it for, it should be
re-written as a wrapper around qmail-remote.
One of the limitations mentioned, not being able to specify which
headers are included, has been fixed with a version of qmail-dk
provided by Richard Lyons
http://test.frob.com.au/qmail/patches/qmail-1.03-dk-0.54-exclude.patch
I don't entirely understand this. Does DKEXCLUDEHEADERS apply to
signing only? Does it honor exclusions in the DK header? Does it
*generate* an exclusion message in the DK header?
And, unless I'm misunderstanding this code, it is very broken for
headers that span multiple lines.
~Kyle
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