Re: Auth on outgoing and dkim signing

Hi! I figured I'd just report back on this: On Tuesday 7. February 2017 15.13.53 frank wrote: > >> The DKIM instructions I used: > >> https://beingasysadmin.wordpress.com/2013/04/30/dkim-signing-in-qmail > >> / > >> > I'm a beginner at DKIM but as far as I can tell DKIM is a superset >

Re: Auth on outgoing and dkim signing

On Tue, 7 Feb 2017, Kjetil Kjernsmo wrote: On Monday 6. February 2017 01.15.30 frank wrote: I literally just did DKIM last week. And the way I did it didn't touch qpsmtpd, instead it's a couple helper scripts that feed qmail-remote, messages are signed as they're being sent out. Ah,

Re: Auth on outgoing and dkim signing

On Sunday 5. February 2017 22.34.36 Matt Simerson wrote: > Yes, I think it it does. > > In 2009, the QP DKIM plugin didn’t support signing. I added that feature > in 2013. OK! I'll try the qmail-remote route first. > > Secondly, I would like to just accept all email unauthenticated from > > my

Re: Auth on outgoing and dkim signing

On Monday 6. February 2017 01.15.30 frank wrote: > I literally just did DKIM last week. And the way I did it didn't touch > qpsmtpd, instead it's a couple helper scripts that feed qmail-remote, > messages are signed as they're being sent out. Ah, TIMTOWDI, I like it! :-) I think wrapping

Re: Auth on outgoing and dkim signing

> On Feb 5, 2017, at 2:35 PM, Kjetil Kjernsmo wrote: > > Hi all! > > I finally have to get my outgoing SMTP working, and I have to DKIM-sign > them. So, I need to get auth working, the last time I tried, in 2009, I > simply couldn't get it working... That's a long time

Re: Auth on outgoing and dkim signing

I literally just did DKIM last week. And the way I did it didn't touch qpsmtpd, instead it's a couple helper scripts that feed qmail-remote, messages are signed as they're being sent out. The instructions I followed didn't exactly fit my setup but it only really took a couple edits to get