If you inspect the headers on this message, you'll find that it was DKIM2 signed on the way out from Fastmail. Of course, it then got mangled by the list which isn't running my patch set yet (I'll talk with the IETF tools team about that, but not until they've settled into the new infrastructure)
For now, we're only signing for a handful of domains. Fastmail also validates dkim2 on the way in for all our customers, so you can even sign up for a trial to get an account which will check dkim2 for you. Everything is currently based on spec-06 of course. I'll update it when changes come in. The core library is the Perl one from the interop repository - I just vendored it directly into Fastmail's codebase for now, so I'm not tracking the interop repo directly. Bron. -- Bron Gondwana, CEO, Fastmail Pty Ltd / Fastmail US LLC [email protected]
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