Hi Chris,

We've begun adding in DKIM implementation for customer VSITEs in order to help with delivery as some providers have become evermore strict about what they're receiving.    While I'm not in agreement that DKIM is a 100% wonderful implementation and I certainly do not profess it to be a panacea for all delivery woes, it seems that at best it helps with delivery (and prevents delivery into a spam folder) and at worst pacifies the periodic customer who finds their domain not to be in compliance with [insert freemail / outsourced mail provder here]'s "best practices".

Yeah, it's essentially snake oil, but looks like it's getting mandatory. Sounds kinda familiar given the last two years.

I'm making a brief HOW TO guide available in case you'd like to implement DKIM on a BlueOnyx hosted VSITE.   Keep in mind all the usual disclaimers, it's made available as a courtesy, not guaranteed to work for your production use, etc etc blah blah. That said, it works for us.

This is really good stuff, Chris. Many thanks for sharing!

All that out of the way, here's the guide for adding DKIM to a BlueOnyx VSITE:

https://www.virtbiz.com/client/index.php?rp=/knowledgebase/4996/Add-DKIM-for-BlueOnyx-VSITE.html

Ah, you know what? I guess it's not *that* much work, so I think I'll build it into the DNS GUI. I'll throw OpenDKIM in as mandatory RPM and provide the GUI to create/manage the keys and TXT DNS records.

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With best regards

Michael Stauber
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