Benny Bottema

I have no idea what all those things mean, but I'll look into it in the future. Right now not a priority unfortunately. Focusing on the Java 8 migration and...

So DKIM signing is managed by the external library [java-utils-mail-smime](https://github.com/simple-java-mail/java-utils-mail-dkim). In it there is a class [DkimSigner](https://github.com/simple-java-mail/java-utils-mail-dkim/blob/master/src/main/java/org/simplejavamail/utils/mail/dkim/DkimSigner.java), which holds a list of all headers that should be signed. Aong others,...

It seems Java options are very limited. The one library that seems to be able to do something, is very limited and obstructed by the difficult Outlook file spec. This...

@imranrajjad, as far as I know this is not an open source RFC spec, but Outlook proprietary format. Simple Java Mail can only read outlook message (limited capability, as provided...

I don't think this is going to be possible, as this behavior is not part of any MIME specification and as such not supported by the underlying low-level Java mailing...

My knowledge on this is limited, but I think it should already work with multiple recipients, if their keys were signed with a shared CA certificate. Or something like that.

At one of the companies I worked, they configured a single (CA?) cert, which was used to sign (encrypt?) all emails without needing recipients individual public keys. Is your use...

> By the way, in the lib, sign case is ok because you always sign a mail once (= with one private key). Ahh then that might have been the...

>I think certificates has to be done explicitely set in emailBuilder (no default value) So no use case whatsoever to allow a default. Ever. (just double checking)

@sbellan, could you please provide me with an example email? Even if you don't face this issue anymore or moved on to another library, I would like to analyse the...