Stuff I found out myself:
- OpenSSL does not like to have a period (dot) at the end of a S/MIME message (like many .EML files have as SMTP basically requires a period to terminate an email message.
- Indy sometimes changes the ContentType of S/MIME messages; you can reproduce this using the CopyEml demos; preliminary fix is in IdMessageHelperUnit.pas.
They should reorganize their site to make the most current version more findable; these links help me to track down what’s new: - Make sure your tools
- accept the old RSA MIME types:
- application/x-pkcs7-mime
- application/x-pkcs7-signature
- application/x-pkcs10
- but emit the new RFC 2311+ MIME types:
- application/pkcs7-mime
- application/pkcs7-signature
- application/pkcs10
- emit the new RFC MIME types:
- accept the old RSA MIME types:
Some links I found useful: Read the rest of this entry »
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