all the work?)
We use Mail::DKIM directly from MIMEDefang to sign messages. We also
use it directly in our CanIt product (rather than using SpamAssassin's
built-in DKIM support.) However, for verification purposes (if you're
not using CanIt) it's probably easiest just to use SpamAssassin's built
SpamAssassin (and then add checks in MD or
let SA do all the work?)
We use Mail::DKIM directly from MIMEDefang to sign messages.
Erm, so if you would please elaborate a little further...
If I send a message through my server (sendmail) via port 465/587 through the
sendmail MSA... how does this affect
On Mon, 16 Jul 2012 15:18:22 -0500
Ben Kamen bka...@cornelius.benjammin.net wrote:
We use Mail::DKIM directly from MIMEDefang to sign messages.
Erm, so if you would please elaborate a little further...
We have a little routine like this in our filter:
sub dkim_sign
{
my $dkim = Mail
On 2012-07-16 3:23 PM, David F. Skoll wrote:
On Mon, 16 Jul 2012 15:18:22 -0500
Ben Kamen bka...@cornelius.benjammin.net wrote:
We use Mail::DKIM directly from MIMEDefang to sign messages.
Erm, so if you would please elaborate a little further...
We have a little routine like this in our
I know, I know... I'm late to the game.
I just moved my web server to new hardware complete with updated OS and all
that goes with it.
So I'd like to do DKIM now and I see where I do the signing part in sendmail --
but was curious what the best way to
do it with mime-defang was -- through
Hi,
Has anyone used Mimedefang to sign mail with DKIM headers? I have seen the
milter for sendmail, but I'm not sure this is the best option...
There doesn't seem to be an obvious Mimedefang answer (at least not to me)
Regards,
Dave
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