On Jan 30, 2006, at 16:43, Mark Powell wrote:
On Wed, 25 Jan 2006, Johan Almqvist wrote:
Any ideas?

It seems someone with more experience might be able to answer (I only started looking at this today). I notice you CC:ed the DomainKeys plugin author. Did you get a reply?

Indeed I did get an answer; he ack'd that the plugin had succumbed to "code rot", and he sent me a new version to test.

Unfortunately, the results with that plugin were less encouraging, the new plugin barfs (Bus Error + core dump) at the same place as the SpamAssassin plugin -- somewhere in the OpenSSL code. And when a qpsmtpd plugin barfs, qpsmtpd barfs -- so this meant I couldn't receive any mail signed with DomainKeys (before, spamd barfed, but the mail still came though -- just without the SpamAssassin check).

I have been starting to reimplement Mail::DomainKeys with the Cryp::RSA library, but with limited success so far. Crypt::RSA doesn't accept PKCS1 keys, and I have tried to use Convert::PEM to convert them, but I seem to be unable to find a correct ASN description that matches these keys.

-Johan

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