i wrote to the relevant dkim/dmarc lists but still i find the following
errors from opendkim/opendmarc consistently with every message

could somebody please suggest which settings, if there are any within
postfix, that may alleviate these failures ?

overall, on the other hand, i see many successful verifications as well

but id like to know why some still fail

surely it can't be that all gmail.com and google.com messages are
modified in transit, somehow

ie.

opendkim[3561]: : mail-wi0-f202.google.com [209.85.212.202] not internal
opendkim[3561]: : not authenticated
opendkim[3561]: : signature=lnkRpgLM domain=google.com selector=20120113
result="signature verification failed"
opendkim[3561]: : s=20120113 d=google.com SSL error:04091068:rsa
routines:INT_RSA_VERIFY:bad signature
opendkim[3561]: : bad signature data
opendmarc[3526]: : google.com fail

opendkim[4560]: : n13-vm7.bullet.mail.ne1.yahoo.com [98.138.121.231] not
internal
opendkim[4560]: : not authenticated
opendkim[4560]: : signature=B+PrvMlb domain=yahoo.com selector=s2048
result="signature verification failed"
opendkim[4560]: : s=s2048 d=yahoo.com SSL error:04091068:rsa
routines:INT_RSA_VERIFY:bad signature
opendkim[4560]: : bad signature data
opendmarc[26995]: : dmarc.yahoo.com none

opendkim[8288]: : snip1.dnsops.gov [129.6.100.200] not internal
opendkim[8288]: : not authenticated
opendkim[8288]: : signature=PrBejfsW domain=had-pilot.biz
selector=mailkey result="signature verification failed"
opendkim[8288]: : s=mailkey d=had-pilot.biz SSL error:04091068:rsa
routines:INT_RSA_VERIFY:bad signature
opendkim[8288]: : bad signature data
opendmarc[26995]: : had-pilot.biz none

the operator of had-pilot believes and is is confident their dkim sigs
are correct

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