On Fri, Jun 3, 2011 at 2:28 PM, Murray S. Kucherawy <msk_at_blackops.org> wrote:
> Only one change since Beta5:
Looks good on CentOS 5.6 with my rpm of sendmail 8.14.4. (Yeah, yeah,
behind on the 8.14.5 update, will get to it shortly.)
I have a quick question on this header:
Jun 3 20:08:21 smtp3 sendmail[25812]: p54388ET025812: Milter insert
(1): header: Authentication-Results: smtp-out.ivenue.com;
dkim=pass\n\t(1024-bit key; insecure key)
header.i=postedloads_at_sylectus.com\n\theader.b=tLaXvdpz;
dkim-adsp=pass; x-dkim-atps=neutral
A 1024 bit key is now considered insecure? I knew 512 and 768 would
be, but 1024?
And the very next line:
Jun 3 20:08:21 smtp3 sendmail[25812]: p54388ET025812: Milter insert
(1): header: Authentication-Results: smtp-out.ivenue.com;
x-dkim-rep=neutral (0) header.d=sylectus.com
When you turn on dkim reputation, it will always add two AR headers?
Is there some reason or spec or technical hurdle that exists to keep
them separate like this?
Regards... Todd
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Received on Sat Jun 04 2011 - 03:16:51 PST