On 2018-02-12 10:06, Dino Edwards wrote: > Wouldn't this be avoided by simply using opendkim for DKIM signing > instead of relying on amavis for that? Or are there other use > scenarios for the originating flag where this would come into play? > > >
As I mentioned in my original email any use case that involves distinguishing if email was sent by local user or is originating from outside (incoming) is affected. That of course includes DKIM signing as obvious scenario but there are many other configurations that make use of this functionality as well. Other example is different SPAM scoring for local users vs incoming mail. Also adding X-Spam headers is impacted so your outgoing mail has your spamassassin results attached to it. I am using opendkim to sign outgoing mail, but as I said, the core functionality is affected by this bug. Also some people do not like OpenRelay log entries that are happening with affected version. In my opinion this bug makes Amavis unusable in many if not all configurations as distinguishing between local and incoming e-mail is vital to properly do e-mail spam/virus scanning, header injection, and DKIM signig/verification (if you are using it). Karol -- Karol Augustin [email protected] http://karolaugustin.pl/ +353 85 775 5312
