I have a heavily reworked version of libdkim (and thus an updated
dkim-filter) in pre-release testing now. The new code adds full support
for handling of messages bearing multiple signatures, and as that's a
requirement for implementing the proposed DKIM sender signing practises
code, the latter is in there as well. However, this has resulted in some
pretty heavy-duty API extensions in the library so applications which use
the library directly will need some reworking in the not-too-distant
future (although I've tried to keep this to a minimum).
I'm curious to know if any of you are in a really experimental mode and
might be interested in putting it through its paces with me. The new code
is running in my home environment now so it has seen some real-world use
and all of the unit tests in libdkim are passing.
There are still three items on my to-do list before I'll be prepared to
call it release-worthy, but they're not major:
o Remove the VBR stuff from libdkim as it's not part of the DKIM specification
- implement it entirely in dkim-filter
o Re-test EVERYTHING, including FFRs
o dkim_getsender() has to take a DKIM_SIGINFO parameter so that which headers
were signed is taken into account
SM is already tinkering with it. If anyone else would like a drop, send
me a note and I'll send you a URL for a private pick-up location.
I'm hoping to make the move to the new code base within a couple of weeks.
-MSK
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