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dkimsign pass canonicalization on command line

Asked by georgespatton

How do I pass canonicalization as an option from the commandline? Reading through the code, it appears that I there are classes for both relaxed and simple.

cat unsignedmessage | /usr/bin/dkimsign.py mykey mydomain.com mymailkeypriv.key myfromemailaddress c=relaxed

Doesn't seem to work, nor does:

cat unsignedmessage | /usr/bin/dkimsign.py mykey mydomain.com mymailkeypriv.key myfromemailaddress canonicalization=relaxed

If there is another way besides the command line to pass this argument, let me know and I will do that.

Thank you.

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Scott Kitterman (kitterman) said : 		#1

The dkimsign script doesn't support this currently. As the usage statement says, all it supports is:

Usage: dkimsign.py selector domain privatekeyfile [identity]

Patches welcome.

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georgespatton (georgespatton) said : 		#2

There are methods within the code which will sign with the relaxed or
the simple dkim canonicalization. They default to simple. How are
those accessed if one would want relaxed?

On Wed, Jan 8, 2014 at 8:51 PM, Scott Kitterman
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> Usage: dkimsign.py selector domain privatekeyfile [identity]
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Launchpad Janitor (janitor) said : 		#3

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