Hello, SM pisze:
*:domain.tld:/var/db/domainkeys/domain.tld.key.pem *:domain2.tld:/var/db/domainkeys/domain2.tld.key.pem A sender in domain.tld will have the email signed by domain.tld.key.pem And a sender in domain2.tld will have the email signed by domain2.tld.key.pemThe * in the first column will match all addresses. The format is sender-pattern:signing-domain:keypath:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:example.com:/var/db/domainkeys/key1.pem [EMAIL PROTECTED]:example.net:/var/db/domainkeys/examplenet.pem In the above, a different key is used for each domain. The selector used inthe signature will be the filename portion of keypath. The ".pem" file extension can be omitted as it will be appended when the keypath is read.
I think I have made a mistake but I have realized it after sending the email. Shouldn't the KeyList file name actually contain the keys without absolute path?
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:example.com:key1.pem [EMAIL PROTECTED]:example.net:examplenet.pem Thanks for the correction, anyway! -- Zbigniew Szalbot www.lc-words.com
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