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domain keys - no signature?
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New Zealand		 2007-03-21 16:17:13 

  


  

    Howdy,


 



I set up domain keys 
for one of my domains.  Testing against http://domainkeys.sourceforge.net 
on both policy check & selector check I receive valid responses on 
both.  However testing against some of the test email addresses they list 
& the one at Skylist all say that domainkey has no 
signature.


 



In my surgemail 
setup I listed the domain in g_domainkeys_only & I have g_domainkeys_sign 
unchecked as the docs seem to say that the g_domainkeys_only will override 
g_domainkeys_sign.  Did a tellmail reload and nothing, i've tried it in 
test mode and out of test mode to the same results (running a tellmail reload 
each time).



 



Has anyone else run 
into this? ; Windows 2003, Surge 3.8f3-3


 



Thanks.


 



 

  

  
  
   
     
    

  

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     country flaguser name
New Zealand		
     2007-03-21 15:37:33
  


  

    

  


  

    
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Howdy,


  
 

  
I
set up domain keys for one of my domains.  Testing against http://domainkeys.sourceforge.net
on both policy check & selector check I receive valid responses on
both.  However testing against some of the test email addresses they
list & the one at Skylist all say that domainkey has no signature.

  
 

  
In
my surgemail setup I listed the domain in g_domainkeys_only & I
have g_domainkeys_sign unchecked as the docs seem to say that the
g_domainkeys_only will override g_domainkeys_sign.  Did a tellmail
reload and nothing, i've tried it in test mode and out of test mode to
the same results (running a tellmail reload each time).


  
 

  
Has
anyone else run into this?  Windows 2003, Surge 3.8f3-3

  
 

  
Thanks.

  
 

  
 

  

  
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What did you put in the TXT records for your test domain's dns
records?  You are susposed to put your signature in TXT records in dns
for your domain.  Then when you send an email the other mail server
checks the headers of your email against the signature published in DNS.



Lyle


  

  
  
   
     
    






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