Giorgos Keramidas said on Sunday, 09 May 2004 03:34 UTC: > Try base64-encoding the signed message, instead of > piping it through as text/plain.
That would mean that only S/MIME capable mail clients could read the resulting email, wouldn't it? When I S/MIME sign an email (such as this one) even the most crufty old mailers can display the message body, without any understanding of MIME generally or S/MIME signatures. PGP operates similarly when signing but not encrypting. The original poster might want to focus on fixing or not using software which corrupts the line endings. Since S/MIME targets SMTP and SMTP (unlike unix) wants CR LF line endings, my guess is when you have a problem CR LF is being translated to CR CR LF or CR LF CR LF. Dave Hart [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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