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and subject line Re: Bug#500966: lists.debian.org: should sign outbound mail
with DKIM
has caused the Debian Bug report #500966,
regarding lists.debian.org should implement DKIM to improve deliverability
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Package: lists.debian.org
Severity: normal
Nowadays the big receivers strongly like to base their antispam
decisions on domain reputation instead of IP reputation.
Signing outgoing mail with DKIM will improve deliverability without
adverse effects.
Pre-existing signatures on relayed messages need to be removed anyway
because they are invalid after mailing list processing.
This will greatly improve deliverability over IPv6 to gmail, which
strongly penalizes IPv6 senders not using SPF or DKIM.
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Marco
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On Fri, 03 Oct 2008, Russell Coker wrote:
> Package: lists.debian.org
> Severity: normal
>
> To prevent forgeries of mail from the lists.debian.org server I believe
> that we should have DKIM installed to sign all outbound mail. It really
> is not difficult to do in Lenny, and it shouldn't be difficult to
> back-port the relevant packages to Etch if necessary.
After a bunch of discussions with several dkim experts we decided that
signing outgoing mails is not a good idea. Therefore we will reject this bug,
please reopen if you disagree.
Alex
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