Don’t take this as gospel, but at first glance….

 

I’m pretty sure you should call the long entry default._domainkey.jtmweb.com in your public key record.

Also, the second entry doesn’t need the “t=y” again, you put that in the first one.

 

Anyway…. Been a while since I muddled with domainkeys. Sorry if I’ve pointed you in the wrong track.

 

T.

 

From: Tim Meyer [mailtoHIDDEN@@jtmweb.com]
Sent: Tuesday, 25 January 2011 4:08 AM
To: Surgemail Support List
Subject: [SurgeMail List] Domina Keys

 

I am trying to implement Domain Keys: Because Yahoo keeps rejecting many of our emails...

 

We are running:    SurgeMail Version 5.0e3-3, Built Aug  9 2010 14:42:48, Platform Window

 

I set up TXT records in DNS as Follows:

 

Public Key Record:

 

_domainkey.jtmweb.com

 t=y; k=rsa;

p=MHwwDQYJKoZIhvcN...A bunch of code from server....GHbF;

Policy record:

 

_domainkey.jtmweb.com

t=y; o=~;

 

Surgemail configuration: I have created the keys in Surgemail and used the key in the above DNS records.

 

Check incoming DomainKeys signatures (beta may be unstable)	[ ]
Create DomainKeys for signing outgoing messages	[Configure]
Sign outgoing messages (create a key first using web admin)	[X]
List which headers to sign	[          ]
Domains to sign for outgoing email	[Edit Rules]
Policy name for your server (used creating dns entry for domainkeys)	surge.jtmweb.com

Domains to sign for outgoing email... I have jtmweb.com

 

sureg.jtmweb.com is the fully qualified name for the server.

 

Any clues, I keep getting no key when checking with the testers out there.

 

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Tim Meyer
CEO, JTM MultiMedia, Inc.
515-277-1990
www.jtmweb.com