On Fri, 08 Dec 2006 22:24:54 -, Dave Crocker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Charles Lindsey wrote:
How DKIM will work in an EAI context is not yet clear. For messages
which remain in an EAI (aka UTF8SMTP) environment throughout their
journey, DKIM should work OK, provided implemetors heed th
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would suggest that DKIM operates between the signing MTA and the edge
boundary MTA of the receiving domain that is the certifier of DKIM
signatures which may be a smart MUA but is more likely a filtering MTA
at the ISP.
This is the sort of question that prompted my
Charles Lindsey wrote:
How DKIM will work in an EAI context is not yet clear. For messages
which remain in an EAI (aka UTF8SMTP) environment throughout their
journey, DKIM should work OK, provided implemetors heed the advice in
dkim-base to maintain 8bit cleanliness in strings. But if a UTF8S
Douglas Otis wrote:
On Dec 8, 2006, at 7:05 AM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Signing is not limited to the MTA, it can be done at the MUA. In
addition, protections afforded by DKIM requires the MUA to verify
signatures or obtain trustworthy signaling from the MDA.
I'
On Dec 8, 2006, at 7:05 AM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Slight disagreement
" No. AIUI DKIM is supposed to operate mainly between the 1st MTA
after the sending MUA and the last MTA before the receiving MUA
(though smarter MUAs that sign their own, or verify their own a
Slight disagreement
" No. AIUI DKIM is supposed to operate mainly between the 1st MTA after
the
sending MUA and the last MTA before the receiving MUA (though smarter
MUAs
that sign their own, or verify their own are welcome to try)."
I would suggest that DKIM operates between the signing MTA a
Note change of Subject at request of Barry Leiba. The original thread
(Introducing Myself) was fine when I first joined this list with a long
list of issues I was concerned about, but it is well past its sell-by-date
now.
In due course, this needs an I-D draft with a definite proposal, but
Note change of Subject at request of Barry Leiba. The original thread
(Introducing Myself) was fine when I first joined this list with a long
list
of issues I was concerned about, but it is well past its sell-by-date now.
In due course, this needs an I-D draft with a definite proposal, but the
