Hello,
At 03:44 29-04-2008, Zbigniew Szalbot wrote:
>I am not sure why no logging is enabled even though I set it on.
>
>
>$ cat /usr/local/etc/mail/dkim-filter.conf |grep -v "#"
>AutoRestart             Yes
>AutoRestartCount        5
>Domain                  szalbot.homedns.org,domszalbot.dyndns.org
>KeyList         /var/db/domainkeys/keylist
>Mode                    s
>PidFile         /var/run/milterdkim/signer.pid
>RemoveOldSignatures     Yes
>SignatureAlgorithm      rsa-sha1

Is there a reason you are using rsa-sha1 instead of rsa-sha256?

>Socket                  inet:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Syslog          Yes
>LogWhy          Yes
>SyslogFacility  mail
>  SyslogSuccess          yes
>X-Header                Yes

That enables logging.

>Apr 29 12:31:42 szalbot postfix/pickup[12503]: 27F0A28463: uid=80 
>from=<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

The milter is not being called when that email is submitted as the 
submission was not done through SMTP.  That's why you don't see any 
dkim-filter related entries in the log.  If the email is submitted 
through SMTP to localhost, it will be signed.

If you have a mail client running on that computer, configure it to 
connect to localhost to send mail.  If you are submitting the email 
from another computer, you should use SMTP AUTH for the email to be signed.

If the email is processed by dkim-filter, it will have a X-DKIM 
header even if idoesn't get signed.

>BTW - in the meantime I upgraded to dkim-milter-2.5.3, so the above 
>tests were done with this version.

The latest version in the FreeBSD ports tree is 2.5.5.

Regards,
-sm 


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