In June 2006 Eric Allman wrote: >From eric+dkim at sendmail.org Thu Jun 1 07:36:07 2006 >Date: Thu Jun 1 07:36:57 2006 >Subject: [ietf-dkim] base-03: Key lookup parameters > >The point of passing i= is to allow extension in the future to >possible per-user keying. You wouldn't do this in DNS, but another >protocol should be able to handle it easily. >eric
In the last days I was thinking about an easy way to deploy multiple selectors/public keys (e.g. for per-user keying) to different DNS servers in an environment of a mailserver with multiple virtual mail domains: a typical webhosting scenario with DNS-zones at different providers. At the point of view of an administrator it seems to be best that public keys have to be provided directly by the authorities signing outgoing mail (reason: cost efficiency). I outlined s.th. at http://dkim-connector.agitos.de/trac/wiki/DeploymentVersionTwo to support this idea. I'm sure this kind of deployment was already considered earlier - is there any information available about that? Looking for "another protocol" Eric mentioned in the email above I couldn't find any more hints in the mailing list archives. Is there something in progress? Best regards, Florian
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