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Scott Kitterman
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This is a DKIM signing and verification milter. In theory it works with both
Postfix and Sendmail, but the author has zero experience with Sendmail, so
reports of success/failure with Sendmail and patches are welcom.
This is a DKIM signing and verification milter. In theory it has been tested
with both Postfix and Sendmail.
The configuration file is designed to be compatible with OpenDKIM, but only
a subset of OpenDKIM options are supported. If an unsupported option is
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[sudo] pip install dkimpy_milter
Using pip will cause required packages to be installed via easy_install if they
have not been previously installed.
have not been previously installed. Because pymilter and PyNaCl are compiled
Python extensions, the system will need appropriate development packages and
an C compiler. Alternately, install these dependencies from dsitribution/OS
packages and then pip install dkimpy_milter.
The milter will work with either pydns (DNS) or dnspython (dns), preferring
dnspython is both are available. The dkimpy DKIM module also works with
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The python DKIM library, dkimpy, requires the entire message being signed or
verified to be in memory, so dkimpy-milter does not write messages out to a temp
file. This may impact performance on low-memory systems.
verified to be in memory, so dkimpy-milter does not write messages out to a
temp file. This may impact performance on low-memory systems.
This is an beta grade release to support interoperability testing with Ed25519
signatures sufficient functionality for basic use. The documented
functionality has been implemented and at least partially tested. It is free
of known major defects, but is not fully tested in a variety of environments.
This is an initial production release to support interoperability testing with
Ed25519 signatures sufficient functionality for basic use. The documented
functionality has been implemented and at generally partially tested. It is
free of known defects, but is not fully tested in a variety of environments.
DKIM Ed25519 signatures are still in development, but the specification is
technically stable. Version 1.0.0 supports draft-ietf-dcrup-dkim-crypto-09.