Is there some way to tell postfix or dkim-filter or ??? to whitelist a possibly misconfigured mail sender?
Specifically, I'm seeing these log messages in /var/log/mailman on my incoming server: Jun 9 20:02:26 rimu dkim-filter[4595]: (unknown-jobid) no signing domain match for `wccls.org' Jun 9 20:02:26 rimu dkim-filter[4595]: (unknown-jobid) no signing subdomain match for `wccls.org' Jun 9 20:02:26 rimu dkim-filter[4595]: (unknown-jobid) no signing keylist match for `[email protected]' Jun 9 20:02:26 rimu dkim-filter[4595]: (unknown-jobid) no MTA name match Jun 9 20:02:26 rimu dkim-filter[4595]: (unknown-jobid) not internal Jun 9 20:02:26 rimu dkim-filter[4595]: (unknown-jobid) not authenticated Jun 9 20:02:26 rimu dkim-filter[4595]: (unknown-jobid) mode select: verifying ... and the messages are not passed on to the internal email server. These are from the Washington County Library; if they have a configuration problem, there is no way for ordinary users to ask them to fix it. So, I hope to bypass the problem at my end. What files do I tweak on my incoming server to make wccls.org (and all spammers pretending to be wccls) pass through postfix with dkim-filter? Keith -- Keith Lofstrom [email protected] _______________________________________________ PLUG mailing list [email protected] http://lists.pdxlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug
