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- Implemented support for Canonicalization option

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- Implemented support for SyslogFacility option
 - Initial dataset support: csl
 - Only sign if mail from from a domain in Domain and only if Mode is not
   verfication only
 - Fixed Canonicalize option
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Scott Kitterman
2018-02-19 13:31:28 -05:00
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@@ -152,13 +152,12 @@ a milter-aware MTA.
.SH DATA SETS
Many of the configuration file parameters will refer to a "dataset" as their
values. This refers to a string that either contains the list of desirable
values, or to a file that contains them, or (if enabled at compile time) a
database containing the data.
values, or to a file that contains them, or a database containing the data.
Some data sets require that the value contain more than one entry. How this
is done depends on which data set type is used. Not all these datasets are
currently used by dkimp-milter. See
.B opendkim-milter.conf(5)
.B dkimpy-milter.conf(5)
for details about specific options and which dataset types they use.
In particular:
@@ -170,7 +169,7 @@ one per line. If a line contains whitespace-separated values, then the
line is presumed to define a key and its corresponding value. Blank lines
are ignored, and the hash ("#") character denotes the start of a comment.
If a value contains multiple entries, the entries should be separated by
colons.
colons. [Not implemented yet]
.TP
.I b)
If the string begins with "refile:", then the remainder of the string is
@@ -180,7 +179,7 @@ to the first whitespace, and the portion after that whitespace is taken as
the value to be used when that pattern is matched. Patterns are simple
wildcard patterns, matching all text except that the asterisk ("*") character
is considered a wildcard. If a value contains multiple entries, the entries
should be separated by colons.
should be separated by colons. [Not implemented yet]
.TP
.I c)
If the string begins with "db:" and the program was compiled with
@@ -188,24 +187,24 @@ Sleepycat DB support, then the remainder of the string is presumed to
identify a Sleepycat database containing keys and corresponding values.
These may be used only to test for membership in the data set, or for
storing keys and corresponding values. If a value contains multiple entries,
the entries should be separated by colons.
the entries should be separated by colons. [Not implemented yet]
.TP
.I h)
If the string contains none of these prefixes but ends with ".db", it
is presumed to be a Sleepycat DB as described above (if support for same
is compiled in).
is compiled in). [Not implemented yet]
.TP
.I i)
If the string contains none of these prefixes but starts with a slash ("/")
character, it is presumed to be a flat file as described above.
character, it is presumed to be a flat file as described above. [Not implemented yet]
.TP
.I j)
If the string begins with "csl:", the string is treated as a comma-separated
list as described in m) below.
list as described in m) below. [Not implemented yet]
.TP
.I l)
If the string begins with "mdb:", it refers to a directory that contains
a memory database, as provided by libmdb from OpenLDAP.
a memory database, as provided by libmdb from OpenLDAP. [Not implemented yet]
.TP
.I m)
In any other case, the string is presumed to be a comma-separated list.