Fix screen.lua.sample off-by-one error and function name #195
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Function is named get_sighandle() rather than get_signhandle() and accepts indices starting with 0. This is correctly documented in opendkim-lua man page. Attempting to access signatures outside the range leads to errors.
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…screen-lua-sample Fix sample script screen.lua.sample, off-by-one error and typo in function name.
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Function is named get_sighandle() rather than get_signhandle() and accepts indices starting with 0.
This is correctly documented in opendkim-lua man page. Attempting to access signatures outside the range leads to errors.