Dave a écrit : > Hello, > I've got postfix running on CentOS. It's hooked in to amavisd-new > which is installed as an after-queue content filter. Postfix relays to > amavisd-new on port 10024 and amavisd-new sends messages back to postfix on > port 10025. This is all working, now i want to add dkim signing with > dkimproxy.
the easy way for you is to use amavisd-new for dkim. a second option is to use dkim as a milter. but if you insist on proxy mode, you can still use dkim-proxy, but then you'll need to understand amavisd policy banks OR postfix FILTER to pass slected mail to where you want. > That is listening on port 10027 and relaying back on port 10028. > I am not certain how to chain these filters together. the simple thing is to tell amavisd-new to forward mail to 10027. of course, it would have been easier to let make dkim-proxy listen on 10024 and amavisd-new on 10023... > I'd also like amavisd > to work only on incoming messages since everything going out is trust > worthy, and i am hoping not to break anything. your best choice is to enable port 587 (submission) and to configure the coresponding service to pass mail to amavisd-new on a specif port (10586 for example) where only virus filtering is enabled. all this and more is explained in amavisd-new docs. if the docs aren't clear, please provide your comments so that they can be improved. > If anyone has this combo working i'd like to hear about it. > Thanks. > Dave. >
