thank Mark and Zhang , I onderstand very well ... its work fine 2009/6/2 Mark Martinec <mark.martinec+ama...@ijs.si>: > > See what really comes out of your DNS, using 'dig' or 'host' or 'nslookup': > > $ host -t txt myselector._domainkey.domain.org.ni > >> amavisd showkeys >> ; key#1, domain domain.org.ni, /var/db/dkim/domain.org.ni.key.pem >> myselector._domainkey.domain.org.ni. 3600 TXT ( >> "v=DKIM1; p=" >> "MIGfMA0GCSqGSIb3DQEBAQUAA4GNADCBiQKBgQDMO6zT4Rdz8oCTak3p2/n2h2Ks" >> "aA79gWcaw++HlJmViQxBYXX9yygec8sEfQMdtJOyioDBGGKoB+j4zcTrEKYkDWs7" >> "vdExz9JD4i8kN/8YL3Ox7g31lI4MEyTcS93ItG1NHfFjF26hYBWQhonf8JSM8Q/C" >> "CO6HD6jHnYkXUWt7cwIDAQAB") >> >> that exactly I will paste in my dns? :( , I have looked for >> information, but not exact > > Yes, *exactly* that, with all the line wraps and double quotes. > This applies at least to a Bind domain name server (named). > > Other servers might use a different syntax for a zone file. What matters > is that the TXT RR contains one or more (5 in the case above) strings > (<character-string> in RFC 1035 parlance, each up to 255 octets), > which are then concatenated by a DKIM verifier. > > > Zhang Huangbin wrote: > >> Paste the output without quote, and don't break the line: >> >> v=DKIM1; >> p=MIGfMA0GCSqGSIb3DQEBAQUAA4GNADCBiQKBgQDMO6zT4Rdz8oCTak3p2/n2h2KsaA79gWcaw >>++HlJmViQxBYXX9yygec8sEfQMdtJOyioDBGGKoB+j4zcTrEKYkDWs7 >> vdExz9JD4i8kN/8YL3Ox7g31lI4MEyTcS93ItG1NHfFjF26hYBWQhonf8JSM8Q/CCO6HD6jHnYk >>XUWt7cwIDAQAB > > This is not a good advice, at least not for the standard zone file. > See RFC 1035 Page 34, "<character-string> is expressed in one or two ways..." > > Mark > -- rickygm
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