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-- -- Copyright (c) 2009, 2010, 2012, The Trusted Domain Project. -- All rights reserved. -- -- screen.lua.sample -- sample version of the "screen" script that demonstrates -- all of the features of the configuration file -- -- The screen script is executed after all header fields have been received -- and after signatures have been selected, but before the message body -- is handled. Here we have an opportunity to identify and ignore signatures -- we know we don't trust. -- retrieve the count of signatures on the message nsigs = odkim.get_sigcount(ctx) if nsigs == nil then return nil end -- get the From: domain fdomain = odkim.get_fromdomain(ctx) if fdomain == nil then return nil end -- for each signature, ignore it if it's not from the sender's domain for n = 1, nsigs do sig = odkim.get_signhandle(ctx, n) sdomain = odkim.sig_getdomain(sig) if fdomain ~= sdomain then odkim.sig_ignore(sig) end end -- That's it! return nil
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