List:
Actually this turns out to be a little more difficult than the info in
'http://www.qmailtoaster.com/dkim.html'. We have a client sending out
newsletters in behalf of other entities (allowed by their SPF's). But he
wants to sign the emails with his domain's key. So really the question
is how does the dkim code know which key to use to sign the email.
Jeff
Hi List
We've had a request from a client that uses one of our QMT mailservers.
He wants to know if we can add an additional DKIM signature to the
emails his sends. Currently we sign all emails with the DKIM key
associated with the host name of the mailserver. I suppose this would be
an additional signature created by his key and validated by the DKIM
entry in his DNS zone.
Any thoughts?
Regards, Jeff Koch
