At 02:12 05-01-2008, Andrew Haveland-Robinson wrote:
>No, not relying on gmail, just noticed it didn't verify. Perhaps signed
>messages should be delimited to protect against appendices, and made clear
>where the authentication begins and ends?
>Like the OSI 7 layer model, can't dkim not make use of wrappers and
>encapsulation to preserve integrity during transmission/forwarding?

There's an option (BodyLengths ) which will include the body length 
tag when signing a message.  This allows the message to pass 
verification if it goes through a mailing list which append a 
footer.  DKIM-signed messages are generally not affected by 
forwarding as the signed headers and body content is not modified by 
forwarders.

>I used a couple of dkimi test addresses... my test messages did verify ok,
>however my verification of the reply from [EMAIL PROTECTED] gave:
>Authentication-Results: gaia.haveland.com; dkim=permerror (verification
>error: signature timestamp in the future) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>My ntp source is a nuclear physics research institute, and I'm sure my time
>is accurate so I think someone ought to check the machine.

I would recommend using ntp if you are using DKIM as it prevents 
verification failures due to an incorrect timestamp as in the above example.

>dkim-filter: Sendmail DKIM Filter v2.4.1
>         Compiled with OpenSSL 0.9.8b 04 May 2006
>         Supported signing algorithms:
>                 rsa-sha1
>                 rsa-sha256
>         Supported canonicalization algorithms:
>                 relaxed
>                 simple

You have the correct version of OpenSSL.

>I will try and get it to do a core dump and get a trace.

That's the next step if you are still getting a crash.  See Murray's 
message about setting  confOPTIMIZE in site.config.m4 before 
compiling dkim-milter.  The trace will provide us with some debugging 
information to identify the cause of the crash in your environment.

Regards,
-sm 


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