Unable to generate circuit inputs for email with base64 encoded attachment

[mohammed7s]

eml used has a base64 encoded attachment. running generate_input.ts generates this error:

Error: No public key found on DKIM verification result

Logging the result.results[0] from result = await dkimVerify(email); yields this output:

so the bodyHash and bodyHashExpecting are not matching so its failing here:

zk-email-verify/packages/helpers/dist/dkim/dkim-verifier.js

Line 189 in 5c46156

if (signatureHeader.parsed?.bh?.value !== bodyHash) {

[foolo]

not sure if this applies to your issue, but i recall encountering this when my eml for some reason didn't contain a dkim signature in the header at all

[Divide-By-0]

eml used has a base64 encoded attachment. running generate_input.ts generates this error:

Can you attach the eml here?

[Billionaire-Developer]

eml used has a base64 encoded attachment. running generate_input.ts generates this error:

Error: No public key found on DKIM verification result

Logging the result.results[0] from result = await dkimVerify(email); yields this output:

so the bodyHash and bodyHashExpecting are not matching so its failing here:

zk-email-verify/packages/helpers/dist/dkim/dkim-verifier.js

Line 189 in 5c46156

if (signatureHeader.parsed?.bh?.value !== bodyHash) {

Module Export:
exports.DkimVerifier = void 0;

[Bisht13]

Is your DNS getting resolved? While running it locally it uses your DNS entry to fetch the public keys, make sure it is set to Google DNS of 8.8.8.8/8.8.4.4.

[mohammed7s]

Ok it seems there is an issue with outlook emails. And the emails I am using were sent to office360. I tested with a simple hotmail account and it also fails. Any ideas why that could be the case?