Re: [dkim-milter-discuss] Strange Problems with Alias Forwarded Emails

[Hadar P. <ha...@un...>]

Murray S. Kucherawy <msk@...> writes:
> This is correct behaviour.  Once the "quarantine" request is made, the 
> message can no longer be accepted directly to a mailbox.  You have to 
> either reject it, discard it, temp-fail it, or quarantine it.
> 
> "-C bad=a" and "-q" are in direct conflict, actually.  You're saying at 
> the same time "accept bad signatures" and "quarantine bad signatures".  It 
> can't do both.

Thanks Murray, that makes perfect sense. And, my current problem at
least isn't crippling, since I'm passing along those "supposedly"
bad signatures, which really aren't.

Now to solve the main problem, of why the passing through of the
message through a third-party forwarding server causes dkim-filter
to think that an otherwise correctly signed header is bad, that's
the remaining vexation.

Thanks again!