DKIM do not work. The rights of opendkim folder are wrong

[ghost]

going into the docker container and execute

• chown -R opendkim. /etc/opendkim
• chmod go-rw /etc/opendkim/keys

helps. The problem is it is not persistent.

Sugesstion: Using a different folder to link the keys in the container. Doing the start the keys can be copied and processed. After this the rights can be changed without changing the rights in the host system

[bokysan]

I've though about this long and hard and I'm leaning towards not doing it.

E.g. with Kubernetes you can bind a ConfigMap folder and copying on the start won't reflect the changes and can lead to hard-to-spot issues.

Maybe a better solution would be to add support for custom init scripts where you could do this yourself, it needed.

[vicmosin]

@bokysan Any update regarding the issue? Custom scripts sounds more generic solution

[bokysan]

I will most likely fix this in the next update.

[vicmosin]

@bokysan any updates? Current docker image still has an issue

[bokysan]

Can you please try with the latest image from master, as opendkim.conf settings now include RequireSafeKeys=no, which shouldn produce this error anymore?

[bokysan]

Closing as this shouldn't be an issue anymore.