Andy A: >Following is the original message which?fails?the DKIM verification >at the verifier's end. As you can see, the lines have been chopped >off and a '=' has been added towards the end of the line where the >lines have been longer than 74 characters. > >Hi? , > >An account has been created for you to access our network. > >Once you will be on-site, authenticate using the following credentials >to= ?our captive portal:
You are sending an 8BITMIME message to an SMTP server that does not announce 8BITMIME support. To quote from an earlier thread on this topic [begin quote] As required by the MIME RFCs, an MTA must either bounce mail or convert it to quoted-printable when it needs to deliver 8BITMIME mail to an SMTP server that does not announce 8BITMIME support. DKIM signatures of 8BITMIME mail may break unless all SMTP servers in the path implement and announce 8BITMIME support. Otherwise, it is better to down-convert to quoted-printable before DKIM signing. [end quote] See also: http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.ietf.dkim/11640 Wietse
