Blackberries with the S/MIME support package produce opaque signed S/
MIME, which I can read in just about every client (including OpenSSL)
except Apple Mail. I know Apple tends to take a strict approach when
it comes to some parts of S/MIME (e.g., they're the only S/MIME MUA in
common use that enforces case sensitivity in the local-part of an
email address when matching sender to certificate) so I was wondering
if this was another case of that.
Anyone know about any strictness issues or other bugs on this before I
report it to Apple?
-- Tim
smime.p7s
Description: S/MIME cryptographic signature