On Fri, Mar 27, 2020 at 07:25:19PM +0530, sandeep pawar wrote:
> I am using postfix to send mails to external world. One of the external
> recipient mentioned the requirement to setup MTLS, where they want a
> publicly signed client side certificate to establish TLS. I want to present
> client
Ralph Seichter:
> * Matus UHLAR:
>
> > On 27.03.20 10:46, SysAdmin EM wrote:
> > > Is it possible to sign smtp from with DKIM? I clarify that
> > > I am not talking about the header from.
> >
> > no, only headers can be signed.
>
> Message headers and body, actually. You are of course right in
* Matus UHLAR:
> On 27.03.20 10:46, SysAdmin EM wrote:
> > Is it possible to sign smtp from with DKIM? I clarify that
> > I am not talking about the header from.
>
> no, only headers can be signed.
Message headers and body, actually. You are of course right in that the
envelope data (SMTP
On 27.03.20 10:46, SysAdmin EM wrote:
Is it possible to sign smtp from with DKIM? I clarify that I am not talking
about the header from.
no, only headers can be signed.
Also, that would make forwarding impossible. Don't try to do that.
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sandeep pawar:
> Hi,
>
> I am using postfix to send mails to external world. One of the external
> recipient mentioned the requirement to setup MTLS, where they want a
> publicly signed client side certificate to establish TLS. I want to present
> client side certificate only to the required
Hi,
I am using postfix to send mails to external world. One of the external
recipient mentioned the requirement to setup MTLS, where they want a
publicly signed client side certificate to establish TLS. I want to present
client side certificate only to the required domain as it can cause issues
Is it possible to sign smtp from with DKIM? I clarify that I am not talking
about the header from.
I have installed opendkim and can only sign the header from.
What I am seeing is that some emails that I receive in the different Gmail
tabs, for example Promotions, have a double dkim key:
