# DKIM signing
#
exim -bd -DSERVER=server -oX PORT_D
****
#
# single header signed
exim -DOPT=From -odf a@test.ex
From: nobody@example.com
From: second@example.com

content
****
#
# single header, oversigned
exim -DOPT=From:From -odf b@test.ex
From: nobody@example.com

content
****
#
# no header, multi-sign
exim -DOPT=From:=X-Mine -odf b10@test.ex
From: nobody@example.com

content
****
#
# double header, multi-sign
exim -DOPT=From:=X-Mine -odf b12@test.ex
From: nobody@example.com
X-mine: one
X-mine: two

content
****
#
#
# no header, always-oversign
exim -DOPT=+X-Mine -odf b20@test.ex
From: nobody@example.com

content
****
#
# double header, always-oversign
exim -DOPT=+X-Mine -odf b22@test.ex
From: nobody@example.com
X-mine: one
X-mine: two

content
****
#
## default header set
# cannot test that as it includes Date: so results in a varying signature
#exim -DHEADERS_MAXSIZE=y -odf c@test.ex
#From: nobody@example.com
#
#content
#****
##
# check that on signing we warn in debug mode about verify problems
exim -d-all+acl -DOPT=From -DSELECTOR=sel_bad -odf d@test.ex
From: nobody@example.com

content
****
#
# check that an empty dkim_privatekey overrides dkim_strict
exim -DOPT=From -DSTRICT=true -DSELECTOR=none -odf e@test.ex
From: nobody@example.com

content
****
#
# single header signed, body line starting with dot
exim -DOPT=From -odf f@test.ex
From: nobody@example.com

..content
****
#
millisleep 500
killdaemon
no_msglog_check