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SM wrote:
At 16:24 25-10-2008, Byung-Hee HWANG wrote:
Hi, i'm beginner about DKIM. For several weeks, i was testing about DKIM
product to sign and to verify the dkim signature. Especially i used
Jason's dkimproxy and Sendmail Inc's dkim-milter. Unfortunately i didn't
have many testing with dkim-milter, for some reason. AFAIK, dkim-milter
also good product about DKIM. But i don't know whether the dkim-milter
provides a feature as like dkimproxy's sender_map. The sender_map
featurre gives us per-sender(RFC2822-From) signature options. Can i use
the feature in dkim-milter someday? I'm very sorry for stupid engrish..
There is a -K option in dkim-milter for multiple-key processing. When
it is used together with -k, the keyfile should contain a set of lines
of the form sender-pattern:signing-domain:keypath where sender-pattern
is a pattern to match against message senders (with the special
character "*" interpreted as "zero or more characters"), signing-domain
is the domain to announce as the signing domain when generating
signatures, and keypath is the path to the PEM-formatted private key to
be used for signing messages which match the sender-pattern.
Wow, you gave me cool answer, thank you so much!
byunghee
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