1. This maybe off topic.
2. I am currently unable to get at the output of postconf -n etc.
In the past we have had occasional problems with DKIM signing not working.
It would be one or two emails and we would not find out about the problem
immediately. Often the sender would put it down a transient blip in the
system and not report the problem.
I recently had to come to NZ for family emergency and have been here for
awhile and as a result have suffered the same problem on a much larger
scale. It is fairly obvious that as I am sending email from an IP not in my
networks and amavis-new is not signing my emails.
I found several solutions to the problem all of which were essentially the
same, forward submitted (port 587) emails to amavis-new on port A, where a
policy bank would be setup to sign them. All other mail would be forwarded
on port B where it would be handle as per usual or normal.
My question is what is the best way of getting postfix to forward mail to
the signing policy bank.
In one example the submission section of master.cf had the following lines
added
smtpd_proxy_filter=[127.0.0.1]:10026
milter_macro_deamon_name=ORIGINATING
Added, I think l understand the first line but why the second, it does seem
to appear anywhere else.
In another a single line was added to the submission section
Smtpd_content_filter=[127.0.0.1]:10026
John A
KlaM