The script composes the messages then sends it to the
MTA (Ecelerity) for delivery. All messages are sent to
non-local addresses. No subdomains on the sending
domain.
The message that is getting signed uses the PHP mail
function and the messages that are not getting signed
use the Ecelerity Injector.php script. This means that
there is a problem with the Injector.php script that
is part of the Ecelerity installation. I am puzzled because
the DomainKeys rule is located in the Ecelerity config
file which all messages are processed by regardless of
if they use the PHP mail function or the Ecelerity Injector.php
script.
Anyone mind to review the contents of Injector.php and/or
the DomainKeys rule in Ecelerity's config file to see what
may be causing the messages not to be signed?
Sincerely,
Shannon D. Denniston, President
Denniston Enterprises, Inc.
859.498.4729
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Jon Callas" <jon(_at_)pgp(_dot_)com>
To: "Shannon D. Denniston" <shannon(_at_)dennistoninc(_dot_)com>
Cc: <dkim-dev(_at_)mipassoc(_dot_)org>
Sent: Wednesday, January 16, 2008 12:19 PM
Subject: Re: [dkim-dev] DomainKeys Signs Only Some Mail, Why?
On Jan 15, 2008, at 8:30 PM, Shannon D. Denniston wrote:
What causes DomainKeys to sign some mail but not
all mail from a particular domain? We have a PHP
script that sends mail to subscribers of a mailing list
then sends a report after completion of the mailing to
the list owner. The mail sent to the subscribers is not
signed while the report sent to the administrator is
signed. What causes DomainKeys to sign one message
but not all messages sent from the sending domain?
I would check your script to see if it is sending directly, rather
than to an MTA that is signing. Also, some MTAs will take different
paths for local mail, and that could direct it out of the signer.
The answer for that is so specific to your actual email architecture
that I can but speculate. I hope this helps.
Jon
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