On Fri, 19 Aug 2005 23:33:11 -0400, Keith Moore wrote:
It shouldn't be an either-or choice. The author should be able to sign the
message indicating that he wrote the content (so that a recipient can verify
that yes, it really was written by who it says), and the list should be able
to sign the message to indicate that the message was forwarded via the list
(so that a recipient can verify that yes, the message really did come from
the list).
This describes two different semantics for a DKIM signature. Where does the
current DKIM specification provide for such distinction in the semantics, so
that it can be reliably and accurately interpreted by a verifying agent?
d/
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