Sorry, I didn't pay close attention. I thought DKIM was the same as domainkeys.
Can you point me to a web page describing DKIM?
Stanley Robins wrote:
oh, but does setting up domainkeys means i will also have support for
DKIM. ? also if you know of any techical differences as it seems very
similar to me.
thanks
On 9/28/06, * Eric Shubes* <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
Stanley Robins wrote:
> Hi all
>
> I have my old installation.. the one before domain keys
implementation,
> and i just read abt DKIM, but cant much difference abt it in
regards to
> domain keys from yahoo, do you guys know anything abt it ? and is it
> necessary to implement on mail server, all my new server
installations
> will be qmailtoaster domainkeys..
>
> Also Thanks to Jake, Erik, Nick and all others at mailing Lists.
>
> Thanks
It's not exactly necessary.
On incoming email, it would prevent spam coming from a spoofed
domain which
uses DK.
On outgoing email to yahoo, it would allow delivery to the
recipient's inbox
instead of bulk folder.
That's all I'm aware of.
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