We had 6-8 people through the weekend working on various interoperability things:
- Andreas Schulze was able to obtain openarc.org and has stood up a forwarder using OpenARC to process the mail both with verification on the way in and sealing on the way out, but the AMS which are generated fail signature validation :-( but the ARC-Seal headers are good! - Steven Jones worked with getting OpenARC to build on FreeBSD and Debian - Juri Haberland contributed patches and pull requests to fix various issues in the OpenARC repo (working remotely) - Barry Lieba provided moral support and kept tabs on the overall work effort - Chris Newman worked on building an independent implementation for DKIM and ARC that can be used within the Oracle messaging suite (I'm sure it has some more official name) - Kurt Andersen worked on testing interoperability between Google, AOL, dkimpy, OpenARC, MailerQ, and Rspamd - Bron Gondwana and one of the other FastMail guys (sorry that I didn't catch the name) worked on adding ARC analysis to their PERL Mail::Milter::Authentication module ( https://github.com/fastmail/authentication_milter/). At the end of the hackathon, they had something that would evaluate the validity of ARC chains working! - Alexey Melnikov dropped by just before the hackathon presentations kicked off - he is building an independent C-based ARC implementation. You can see more details and various notes from the participants in the interop at https://bit.ly/arc-interop7 . My apologies to anyone that I've left out of the participation list. Please chime in with any other notable findings or questions. --Kurt Andersen
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