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2012-01-31 SUZUKI Takahiko <takahiko@iij.ad.jp>
* 1.2.0
* [DKIM] fix mis-canonicalization of empty message body in "relax" mode
2011-12-05 SUZUKI Takahiko <takahiko@iij.ad.jp>
* 1.1.992
* support platforms which doesn't have EAI_NODATA any more
* adjust configure.ac not to link with librt when ldns is chosen as a resolver
2011-11-28 SUZUKI Takahiko <takahiko@iij.ad.jp>
* 1.1.991
* switch default resolver from libbind to ldns
* [SPF/SIDF] fix memory allocation error at expanding "p" macro when <ip> has no validated domain names
* [SPF/SIDF] fix misevaluation on domain names longer than 63 characters (thanks to KODAMA Daisuke, NEC BIGLOBE)
* [DKIM] catch up the updates from RFC4871, RFC5672 to RFC6376
* [DKIM] change result from "none" to "permerror" of message without any Author header
* [DKIM] fix mis-canonicalization of header field name includes WSP in "relax" mode
* [DKIM] fix memory allocation error on message with syntax errors in sig-i-tag value
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* support DKIM (verification only) and DKIM ADSP
* support exclusion address list to avoid authentication
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ENMA is a milter program for the domain authentication technologies.
It authenticates sender's address with SPF and Sender ID, then
labels the result onto the Authentication-Results: field.
ENMA implements the following RFCs and an Internet Draft:
- RFC4406 (Sender ID)
- RFC4407 (PRA)
- RFC4408 (SPF)
- draft-kucherawy-sender-auth-header-15
(the Authentication-Results: field)
ENMA is developed by IIJ. IIJ has been using several domain
authentication software, though, all of them appeared unstable. ENMA
is designed and implemented in order to stand large ISP's operation
and is well-tested.
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