DKIM : DomainKeys Identified Mail
What's DKIM?DKIM is a method enabling your receivers to make sure the message they received is coming from your own domain name. DomainKeys Identified Mail on Wikipedia
Before startingSince AcyMailing 1.7.0, we propose in our commercial versions a way to sign your messages using DKIM (AcyMailing will add a DKIM signature to each message). If your mail server already handles a DKIM signature or if there is a way to enable this DKIM signature on your server without using the AcyMailing one, then you should NOT use the AcyMailing DKIM signature but configure the one you have on your server. Cpanel, Plesk, Sendmail, Postfix, QMail will enable you to handle a DKIM signature automatically. The same way, if you already use an SMTP server which handles DKIM, you should not enable the AcyMailing DKIM signature.
How does it work?First of all, you will have to generate a public key and a private key. The private key will be then added to AcyMailing and the public key will be added to your DNS records. When you send an e-mail, AcyMailing will encode the message using the private key which can be decoded using the public key (publicly visible on your DNS).
Generate your public and private keys
Do not generate your keys twice! Please enter your domain name (example: google.com) and a selector (you can keep the default one: acy) Please generate your keys and save the result on your AcyMailing configuration page. The above form is not a screenshot, you won't see it on your AcyMailing configuration page, you should really use it to generate your keys! Copy each result on the appropriate field on the AcyMailing configuration page.
Add your DNS recordYou should now add the generated DNS record on your own DNS via your hosting company interface. Don't forget to increment the number of your DNS zone and to make sure the changes are applied. If you don't know how to do that, please ask your hosting company to add the provided DNS record.
You may be able to access this kind of interface in which case you should fill each field separately:
Add your DKIM DNS entry on directadmin
Add your DKIM DNS entry on OVHYou should not use the "add a DKIM entry" interface on OVH but rather add a simple TXT entry:
Add your DKIM DNS entry on GoDaddy
Check your DNS recordBefore even trying to send an e-mail, you should make sure your DNS record has been added properly to your website. Please use BOTH tools to check it: This is an example of a valid DKIM record checked on the sendmail.org website. The DKIM Core verification will indicate you're using sha1 and you should rather use sha256. We are aware of it and will probably provide a sha256 support in the future. Make sure your e-mails are signedIf both services return a success status and you saved your AcyMailing configuration with the DKIM parameters, then your e-mails will be automatically signed! You can test it by sending an e-mail (from AcyMailing) to check-auth2@verifier.port25.com.
Mise à jour le Samedi, 05 Mai 2012 11:50
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