Mark,
>> for hours now i'm trying to get DKIM verfying and signing to work, but
>> amavis seems to not verify/sign mails that are sent from one local
>> domain to another.
>> i want amavis to also sign and authenticate the dkim keys if sender
>> domain is also local, so there's no difference between foreign or local
>> senders for the receiver
>
> Does the reply by Alrik address your issue, or had you something else on
> your mind? Are you talking about signature verification by SpamAssassin, or
> the verification by amavisd itself? When amavisd is signing mail, it does
> not also verify its own (just added) signature.
i don't really know if it does, but i think not.
First, emails only arrive with a dkim-signature if i do add the
following to the amavis config:
> $interface_policy{'10024'} = 'DKIM_ALWAYS';
> $policy_bank{'DKIM_ALWAYS'} = {
> originating => 1,
> };
but amavis doesn't do authentication if i send mail from
[email protected] to [email protected] probably because both are on
the same machine.
if i do send myself a mail from google mail to [email protected] amavis
does authenticate it and append the "Authentication-Results" Header with
the passed authentication info.
I would like to make amavis to do that for mails from one local domain
to another also, is this possible?
-
Andreas
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