On Wed, 26 Mar 2025, Murray S. Kucherawy wrote:
Requiring any part of the envelope, or knowledge of SMTP routing, is a significant departure and means this simple "pipe the pure message" interface can't work. You need something more complex; significantly, you need the envelope, and you need to clone the routing logic from the MTA to the filter (or build it into the MTA directly).
That's true. Someone pointed out that you can't do DKIM2 as a milter since milters can't mess with the envelope and I doubt they can split a message into two copies.
On the other hand, the IETF's mail already uses a combination of milters and LMTP routing through separate server processes. It's harder but it's not that much harder in most mail systems.
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