-- -*- lua -*-
for _, keytype in ipairs({"ed25519", "rsa"}) do
   for _, func in ipairs({"signing", "verify"}) do
      mt.echo("testing "..keytype.." "..func)
      conn = mt.connect("unix:"..keytype.."."..func..".sock")
      if conn == nil then
         error("mt.connect() failed "..keytype.." "..func)
      end
      if mt.conninfo(conn, "localhost", "127.0.0.1") ~= nil then
         error("mt.conninfo() failed "..keytype.." "..func)
      end
      if mt.getreply(conn) ~= SMFIR_CONTINUE then
         error("mt.conninfo() unexpected reply "..keytype.." "..func)
      end

      if mt.test_action(conn, SMFIF_ADDHDRS) then
         print("could add headers "..keytype.." "..func)
      else
         error("mt.test_action() says could not add headers "..keytype.." "..func)
      end

      if mt.test_action(conn, SMFIF_CHGHDRS) then
         print("could change headers "..keytype.." "..func)
      else
         error("mt.test_action() says could not change headers "..keytype.." "..func)
      end

-- -- FIXME: this part of the test fails, as apparently the
-- -- dkimpy-milter claims the right to change the body of a message,
-- -- even though it shouldn't.  How can we fix the negotiation?
--      if mt.test_action(conn, SMFIF_CHGBODY) then
--         error("mt.test_action() says could change body "..keytype.." "..func)
--      else
--         print("could not change body "..keytype.." "..func)
--      end

      mt.disconnect(conn)
      mt.echo(keytype.." "..func.." test complete")
   end
end