Edgar Pettijohn <[email protected]> wrote:
> Is anyone using this filter?
Yes, I got it running yesterday using OpenBSD 5.9's opensmtpd-extras package.
> smtpd.conf
>
> filter filter-dkim-signer dkim-signer "-D mydomain -p
> /etc/mail/private.key -s selector1"
Part of the problem is the spaces here. At least, when I tried with a space
before the argument for "-p", I got a file not found error. I also ended up
having to wrap each individual argument in quotes, though I'm not sure if this
was necessary. Here's what I have in my smtpd.conf:
filter filter-dkim-signer dkim-signer "-Dryanak.ca"
"-p/var/db/dkim/_may2014.ryanak.ca.key" "-smay2014"
filter all chain filter-dkim-signer
...
listen on lo0 filter all
listen on vio0 filter all secure pki ryanak.ca
listen on vio0 port submission filter all tls-require pki ryanak.ca auth
<authdb>
...
accept from local for any relay
In retrospect, I probably shouldn't have the filter applied on the second
"listen on" line, because I this causes incoming mail to also be DKIM signed.
Hope this helps,
Ryan
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