On Wed, Oct 10, 2007 at 03:03:50PM -0700, Janet N <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> *:irish.com:/etc/mail/keys/1777250161
> *:prog.devbms.com:/etc/mail/keys/724147885
> *.devbms.com:/etc/mail/keys/123

The first field should be a glob specifying what sender addresses to
match. The second field is what domain to sign as. You probably want
a KeyFile that looks something like this:

[EMAIL PROTECTED]:irish.com:/etc/mail/keys/1777250161
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:prog.devbms.com:/etc/mail/keys/724147885
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:devbms.com:/etc/mail/keys/123

That will do the following:

If the sender is:
        <user>@irish.com
sign with:
        d=irish.com; s=1777250161

If the sender is:
        <user>@prog.devbms.com
sign with:
        d=prog.devbms.com; s=724147885

If the sender is:
        <user>@<anythingelse>.devbms.com with
sign with:
        d=devbms.com; s=123

-- 
Mike Markley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

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