Hector Santos wrote:
1. If a valid Originator Signature exists, the message is not
Suspicious, and the algorithm terminates.
This means that the signature was verified via DKIM-BASE. It
also means the DKIM key record was obtained and all information
points to a 1st party signature.
Okay, I got it: You are talking about cases with a signature
that turns out to be invalid (checking DKIM). What I had in
mind was a missing (or garbage) signature, where the receiver
never checked DKIM. Yes, for your cases it accelerates SSP.
In both cases, we short circuit the need to do a SSP discovery
by adding an optional DKIM-BASE SSP= tag option to DKIM-BASE
key records.
Now I don't see how "3rd party signature present" can accelerate
SSP for a missing 1st party signature, but that's no problem, I
only need to understand one case where your accelerator works ;-)
Thanks,
Frank
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