Re: DKIM Support for Mail Server
By: Bob Roberts to Dream Master on Tue Feb 02 2021 12:45 pm
DM says it already supports it. So I'm going to review my configs. I seem to remember there was some issue getting it working before.
I just reviewed my sbbs.ini and I could not locate a STARTTLS option within the [Mail] block of the file.
It's not optional - it's always supported.
Re: DKIM Support for Mail Server
By: Digital Man to Dream Master on Wed Feb 03 2021 01:10 pm
It's not optional - it's always supported.
So much better. So, you could say its a non-optional option? Those are my favorites. Now, DKIM?
I'll bow down to your greatness the next time I'm in
California (this summer, maybe).
If you add it as an "issue" at https://gitlab.synchro.net/main/sbbs/-/issues it'll be less likely be forgotten about and get better visibility with others that could/might implement it (e.g. Deuce).
Cool. We'll have to catch then. No bowing of course.
ooo, if we're making a mail server wishlist, I request STARTTLS. :-)
The Synchronet Mail Server has supported STARTTLS for SMTP and STLS
for POP3 since March of 2018 (thanks Deuce).
El 1/2/21 a las 20:53, Dream Master escribió:
Don't hate me because I'm beautiful.
Okay, now that I got everyone to laugh. What is the possibility of
adding DKIM support into the mail server?
If you say, "Brian, this will take a damn miracle."Â I'll respond
with, "Damn people with their iCloud email addresses aren't getting
messages. I support DMARC and SPF but iCloud wants it all."
Good question.
Can mailproc.ini be used or is there some other method to process
outgoing messages?
It would be nice to be able to use opendkim to sign them.
On 2/2/2021 12:08 PM, Digital Man wrote:
ooo, if we're making a mail server wishlist, I request STARTTLS. :-)
The Synchronet Mail Server has supported STARTTLS for SMTP and STLS
for POP3 since March of 2018 (thanks Deuce).
On a similar note... would it be possible to have a setting that rejects inbound email not on TLS? (either the smtp+tls port or via starttls)
Not sure how much spam vs ham it would catch/reject that way.
I've been routing my outbound mail through sendgrid (I'm well within
their free tier) with spf/dkim etc configured on that side. Don't seem
to have issues with gmail or other cloud mail hosts that way.
Of course, need to remember to add the bit flags for relay in addition
to the relay host/user/pass settings.
I've been routing my outbound mail through sendgrid (I'm well
within their free tier) with spf/dkim etc configured on that
side. Don't seem to have issues with gmail or other cloud
mail hosts that way.
Of course, need to remember to add the bit flags for relay in
addition to the relay host/user/pass settings.
That worked beautifully!!!
Thank you for the suggestion. Oh, yeah, and the bit flags were
annoying as fuck!
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