> Read the OPERATIONS section of the man page for dkim-filter. It
> explains how the signing decision is made and that information might
> reveal what step you've missed. My guess is you're sending mail from a
> client that's not on the same machine as the filter, and you haven't
> told the filter it's OK to sign mail from that source.
>
> In addition to what SM said, the command line arguments you use to start
> dkim-filter would be helpful.
>
Thanks for the tip, I got it working.
The full host name was appended to the mail address. the DKIM daemon was
setup to sign only the message with the domain name.
Once I changed sendmail and asked it to masquerade the host, it worked.
DKIM and DK filters are now up and running both ways: SIGNING and VERIFYING
Working on the last one... SID
Thanks,
Olivier
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