Quanah, | a small but consistent edge over Mail::OpenDKIM, | not to mention that it lacks plenty of functionality.
clarification: it's the Mail::OpenDKIM that lacks some functionality expected by amavisd (although it offers its own set, which is probably not (yet?) interesting here). And as I understand it currently only the signing is supported, not verification which constitutes majority of processed mail for most sites). > Wow, that's interesting, and generally I'd expect a C library to be > significantly faster than a pure perl module. I wonder why it's so slow. It's probably not that slow. It's just that perl excells in processing and I/O on large strings with few operations. The Mail::DKIM and amavisd are optimized to take advantage of it. > :/ Have you passed this on to the author? They sure seemed > to feel their module was significantly faster. :P I haven't - (although I remember Vivek Khera and his valuable presence on the Postfix ML ever since 2004, and even on the amavis list). Feel free to do so if you wish. Mark
