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John R Levine wrote:
I hacked up a mail signer using the Mail::DKIM module from CPAN. It
happily verifies its own signatures, but when I send mail to the various
test reflectors, they tell me that the body hash is OK but the signature
is bad. Before I start picking bits, is this a known problem?
The module's SSP is totally wrong, written to an ancient draft, but in a
casual
look at the signing code it looks like it's supposed to be do 4871. My
sigs use sha256 and simple canonicalization.
Hi, John. I'm also using Mail::DKIM with DKIMProxy. According my
testing, it does not appear any problem both verifying and signing. If
you need to have more technical advices, just contact Jason who is
creator and current developer of Mail::DKIM ;;
byunghee
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