Hi,

We've been using mailman for ages to manage lists from several of our sites: 
works fine, running 2.1.5

We are experimenting with S/MIME encryption of mail messages for several 
reasons.

A cursory experiment suggests the even with all content filtering turned off, 
mailman does not handle S/MIME encrypted
messages correctly.

1. Encrypted mails (smime.p7m attachments) arrive at their destination with the 
message body removed (ie subject only)
2. Signed mails (smime.p7s) arrive at their destination with the .p7s as an 
attachment

Now (2) above I guess may be more or less correct, since it is mailman who 
"sent" me the message and not the person who
signed it originally. However I don't understand (1) at all. Why did the 
encrypted S/MIME attachment just get dropped?

I have verified that both the signed and encrypted mails are correctly formed 
by mailing them direct to a recipient
rather then sending then via mailman.

I have had a quick look around on the web, but I didn't come across a 
definitive statement if/if not mailman supports
S/MIME encryption and signing of mails. 

Can someone clarify this for me, or point me at a link?

Ta
Liam



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