G_DOMAINKEYS_SELECTOR

remove that setting then it should work. (This changes the selector from the standard 'default', and since your dns entries are for 'default' it fails to find the key.) 

      ChrisP.

On Tuesday 25/01/2011 at 6:08 am, Tim Meyer wrote:

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
Sign outgoing messages (create a key first using web admin)
List which headers to sign
Domains to sign for outgoing email
Policy name for your server (used creating dns entry for domainkeys)

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