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Is it possible to sign a MIME email (RFC 2822) multiple times using S/MIME, so that all signatures are verifiable and retrievable?
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I have received an email that has no content, just a file called smime.p7m attached.
I was looking into the OpenSSL and it's smime module but I cannot figure out exactly how.
I must be doing something wrong.
I extracted the certificate chain form the p7m file.
# openssl pkcs7 -inform DER -in smime…
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This is an odd one.
We want to have an encrypted e-mail list. There are a few ways to do this, but in the interim what we've done is created a public/private keypair via openssl for our e-mail list ([email protected]) and then distributed the public/private keypair amongst the list participants (ugh)…
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I'm using Mime::Lite to create and send E-Mails. Now I need to add support for S/Mime-encryption and finally could encrypt my E-Mail (the only Perllib I could install seems broken, so I'm using a systemcall and openssl smime), but when I try to create a mime-object with it, the E-Mail will be broken…
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Dear list,
I would like to send a mail with a s/mime v3 attachment through SMTP.
The excellent HOWTO below describes the procedure in detail for s/mime v2.
http://sandbox.rulemaker.net/ngps/m2/howto.smime.html
I would greatly appreciate any help in doing the same for s/mime v3.
Arye.
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Is it possible to sign a MIME email (RFC 2822) multiple times using S/MIME, so that all signatures are verifiable and retrievable?
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I'm using Ubuntu. I'm trying to use ruby gem 'shared-mime-info' for an application I'm writing.
I understand that magic.mgc is a compiled version of magic file which has magic number definitions for the different file types.
BUT I don't understand why is it /usr/share/mime/magic is in binary format…
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I want to get a MIME Content-Type from a given extension (preferably without accessing the physical file). I have seen some questions about this and the methods described to perform this can be resumed in:
Use registry information.
Use urlmon.dll's FindMimeFromData.
Use IIS information.
Roll your…
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I am sure there is a simple answer to this one.
I have a docx file that I get an error when trying to download(document cannot be found).... .doc is fine .txt is also fine. I am sure this is just an iis setting, the permissions on the server are all the same for all files.
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What is the difference between adding MIME types in these 2 different situations?
When in IIS 6 manager...
Right click on the computer name (local computer) properties mime types
Right click on the "Web sites" folder properties http headers mime types
I'm guessing that perhaps option 1 adds…
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Send signed and encrypted e-mail in accordance with RFC 2633
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