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Domain DKIM don't sign mail #2208
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Same issue for me, DKIM configuration is fine but all of my mails are not signed.. |
I could see that Modoboa uses Amavis to sign mails but only locally, I don't understand the interest, there is surely a configuration to do with openDKIM which is also provided with the Modoboa installer. I also tried to install via CentOS 7, Debian 9-10 and Ubuntu 18.04-20.04 but still the same problem. I'm out of ideas. |
If you used the installer, then OpenDKIM should be installed to sign emails. If you did a manual setup, then you need to install either OpenDKIM or configure amavis to sign emails. |
I did use the installer and yet, still does not sign emails. |
@yigitkeremoktay Do you see something in logs? |
Personally I just used the quick installer and I also followed the tutorials of "Linuxbabe" on Debian, Ubuntu and Centos but on all three the mails do not sign |
Is there a specific log that I should check? |
/var/log/mail.log |
@tonioo Hello, do you have an idea of the issue? |
I don't see anything suspcious but there is this
but there is nothing for our accounts, the ones hosted on our mail server |
Can you check the content of the |
How to do that? please |
Same issue here, installer installed, version 1.17.0 |
I can confirm same behavior. emails not signing. ran quick installer. |
I can confirm the same issue. Outgoing Emails are not DKIM signed. Auto Installer on Debian 10 runs fine, DKIM Key is generated. In the mail.log I can't see any opendkim error. #postconf mail_version #ls -l /var/lib/dkim/ #postconf mail_version #cat /etc/default/opendkim #cat /etc/postfix/main.cf #cat /etc/opendkim.conf #cat /etc/opendkim.hosts #ls -l /run/opendkim/opendkim.pid #modoboa=> postgres=# \l #modoboa-> postgres=#\dt #modoboa-> postgres=#\dv #modoboa=> select * from dkim; |
Same exact issue, fresh modoboa 1.17 install on Debian 10, DKIM is generated correctly from GUI, configured on DNS, DKIM Key is present on mysql db but opendkim is not signing any outgoing email. No dkim errors on mail.log whatsoever. Any advice? |
I just had the same problem on Ubuntu 20.4 and fixed it that way:
Works fine now :) |
I can confirm this works with Debian 10 as well. Great work! |
I will try this |
Thanks for your time all, its worked for me ! |
Please reopen this issue to ensure it is resolved in the installer @Orminor77 |
Ok no problem ;) |
This fix does not work on Debian 10, Postfix refuses to send mail after the change. Postfix repsonds with a 451 4.7.1 |
Is that a fresh install? I got 2 Debian 10.9 setups, fresh install, both working perfectly after the fix. You might want to post your /etc/postfix/main.cf and check settings against the default setups posted above. |
I've just fixed the installer: modoboa/modoboa-installer@c9d6725. |
Thanks! |
This was due to a permissions error on the DKIM keys from server migration. |
Hello everyone,
I don't think i'm the only one to have this issue.
When I do all the configuration for domain and the DKIM box it's green, my mail don't pass dkim on gmail or other webmail, can someone help me to fix that please, i read some articles about openDKIM on mobodoa website or github but don't work for me, or I fail somewhere.
Thanks in advance for your answer.
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