> Nick Hemmesch wrote:
>> Hi John,
>>
>> Just so we are on the same page, the dns entry is made by the person
>> providing your dns service, not just local caching.
>>
>> If you provide your own dns service with djbdns (tinydns) here is a
>> typical entry from one of my nameservers:
>>
>> ###################################################
>> ## ndhsdns.com djbdns zone
>> ###################################################
>> Zndhsdns.com:ns1.ndhsdns.com.:postmaster.ndhsdns.com.:2006022001:
>> &ndhsdns.com::ns1.ndhsdns.com.
>> &ndhsdns.com::ns2.ndhsdns.com.
>> @ndhsdns.com:216.221.100.227:mail.ndhsdns.com.:0
>> +ndhsdns.com:216.221.100.227
>> =ns1.ndhsdns.com:216.221.100.227
>> =ns2.ndhsdns.com:216.221.101.82
>> =www.ndhsdns.com:216.221.100.227
>> =www2.ndhsdns.com:216.221.101.82
>> =ftp.ndhsdns.com:216.221.100.227
>> =ftp2.ndhsdns.com:216.221.101.82
>> '_domainkey.ndhsdns.com:o=-; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> 'private._domainkey.ndhsdns.com:k=rsa; p=MEwwD...[too long for here]
>> 'ndhsdns.com:v=spf1 a mx include\072srt.com ~all
>> 'dsl-100-227.srtnet.com:v=spf1 a -all
>> 'mail.ndhsdns.com:v=spf1 a -all
>>
>>
>> The txt entries can be made anywhere but I normally place then at the
>> end
>> just to keep it simple.
>>
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Nick
>>
>
> How about if I am using BIND. I have a runnig slave/caching DNS server
> on my mail mashine. Kay generation is clear but how I generate and where
> do i store the txt entries. I have access to both the mail server and
> the master dns server that holds my zone.
>
> Thans for the support
>
> Vesko Nedev
>

Hi Vesko,

Take the TXT entry that was returned when you made your domainkey and give
it to the person running your master dns server. When the changr master
dns is made, it will update on your slave server.

Note: the dns txt entry DOES NOT have to be on your mail server, just like
your MX entry. You do not need a master or slave dns server on your mail
server. But if you don't have a local dns server (which would be the
normal circumstance), then you must have a local caching dns server for
qmailtoaster to functin correctly.

Regards,

Nick



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