Max,
> 1. It took me a long time to finally get opendkim to work until I found that the problem was that
> opendkim could not read the key file default.private.
if opendkim runs as nonprivileged user, that user must be able to read the key.
newer version on dkim should give a warning in case the key is unreadable.
> but when I changed to chmod 644 it started working.
chgrp + chmod 0440 is enougth
> 2. I read somewhere (on this list I think, could not find it now) that domain name is not case
> sensitive when matching against the SigningTable but in my case this does not seem true. Is there
> a way I can get my SigningTable to match domain in a case insensitive manner?
> Eg. If I put "mydomain.com" in SigningTable then email from "info_at_MyDomain.com" will result in "no
> signing table match", but if I change it to "MyDomain.com" in SigningTable it will work.
did you tried to mark signingtable as refile?
could you post your config?
> How does this process work, how do I get the latest version on Debian?
Debian != newest releases
compile yourself or find a packager
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Viele Grüße
Andreas Schulze
Received on Tue Feb 28 2012 - 12:48:51 PST