On 05/13/2011 09:23 AM, apow...@st-tel.net wrote:
I have the _domainkey.your-domain.com TXT "t=y\;" set in DNS, and it
has been a week since we implemented dkim. I have also tested our DNS
servers, and I pretty sure there are not any timeouts.
I have found that it does not matter if the format is "Aaron
Powell"<ae...@yahoo.com> or not.
If I send to:
netmanss1...@gmail.com, netmanss1...@yahoo.com, ae...@yahoo.com,
apow...@st-tel.net, ssei...@st-tel.net
I get dkim=permerror (bad sig)
but if I send to fewer recipients it works. it is like I am limited to
a certain number of characters on the to: line, and not necessarily,
by recipients.
any other ideas?
How did you implement dkim? I think you'd said from the wiki
instructions; can we see the DNS zone entries relating to dkim and the
relevant portion of the public.txt file?
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