At 22:51 04-04-2009, Eagle Link Customer Service wrote: >I installed it probably a month ago playing around but gave up for a little >while as I had more important things at the time, so it's probably not the >latest. Can't remember if I installed it using yum or with a file, but it's >2.2.1. That makes more sense. I couldn't find any clear instructions and
That's a very old version of dkim-milter. The package (the OS specific customizations) you are using may not support reading the dkim-filter configuration from a file. >couldn't find anything that just said "Domain" in that file that people >referenced. There is more references for sendmail then there is for >postfix, but I'm not sure what the real differences are othat than the >configuration in each MTA. I would definitely rather use different keys >just because the domains aren't all mine, and it seems more secure that way. The only difference between the sendmail configuration and the postfix configuration is the milter configuration. The how-to you are using following the old (dkim-milter) configuration style where the options were set through command line parameters. Set the list of domains to sign for in "SIGNING_DOMAIN". Use /etc/dkim-milter/keyfile for "KEYFILE". For the /etc/mail/dkim-filter/keyfile file, use the following format: *[email protected]:example.com:/etc/mail/dkim-milter/example.com/default *[email protected]:example.net:/etc/mail/dkim-milter/example.net/default The /etc/mail/dkim-milter/example.com/default file contains the private key. You can have different keys for each domain. I have not tested the above setup. Regards, -sm ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ dkim-milter-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/dkim-milter-discuss
