From: Marko H. <mar...@ha...> - 2008-04-08 07:23:09
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You are right. I reviewed the configuration. I forgot to disable verifier. I think dk-milter verifier was the one who rejected the mail not dkim-milter. Thanks Marko >>I have a question regarding DKIM on server with many domains. I am >>maintaining a server which hosts many domains. I am using sendmail >>with DKIM milter and DomainKeys milter on CentIOS 5. I have >>successfully configured it to sign some domains sent from this server. >> >>I want the server to sign just some domains for which I have >>configured DNS records. I want mails with other domain names to >>leave the server unsigned. I have a problem because keys for these >>domains don't exists and milter can't sign them. Sendmail complains >>that milter was not succesfull and discards the e-mail. > >Sendmail or dkim-milter do not discard mail unless you tell it >to. Can you post the log entries which show a mail being discarded? > >>How can I configure it to sign some domains and to leave some intact? > >You can use the Keylist setting in dkim.conf to specify the file >which contains the domain names and the keys to be used. That file >would have the following format: > >*@example.com:example.com:/var/db/dkim/private.key > >Dkim-milter will leave mail for domains not listed in that file unsigned. |
From: Murray S. K. <ms...@se...> - 2008-04-08 15:34:58
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On Tue, 8 Apr 2008, Marko Hrastovec wrote: > You are right. I reviewed the configuration. I forgot to disable > verifier. I think dk-milter verifier was the one who rejected the mail > not dkim-milter. dk-milter also won't reject or discard messages unless you explicitly ask it to do so. |