Hi Mike,
I have DKIMproxy working fine on one of my installations too and it does
both DKIM and Domain Keys signing, however, it also requires that the
message be sent through exim twice. With DKIM proxy, messages are first
received by exim and then sent to the DKIMproxy daemon for signing after
which the message is then returned to exim for routing.
DKIMproxy is very easy to setup but, because of the double exim
processing, I feel that its a bit of a kludge. However, it does work
just fine.
FYI,
Gordon
Mike Cardwell wrote:
> If people really must sign with both technologies and don't want to
> use my trick for sending a message through Exim twice, there is
> another alternative which is to install
> http://dkimproxy.sourceforge.net/ and add a manualroute to Exim to
> force mail that needs to be signed through it. I know somebody that
> recently set up Exim to do that so it definitely works.
>
