Eliot Lear wrote:
So here's where I come down: nuke l=, but get the mailing list software
people to sign. The big one I would want to tackle is MailMan.
+1 to nuking l=, and +1 to evangelizing DKIM to open source mailing list
software development teams.
MailMan is covered, though -- it can already be configured to strip specific
headers from incoming messages, and uses the local MTA to send. I recently
built a fresh Debian box with MailMan, Sendmail, and the DKIM milter -- all
from packages. I created the keys I wanted, put them in the right places on
the filesystem and in DNS, and every message is signed.
(This message will be signed, too, with a different key on the same box.)
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J.D. Falk
Return Path Inc
http://www.returnpath.net/
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