DKIM should be about the domain itself -- not the accounts. However, in cPanel, I've found a flaw.
Example:
- My account is "mybox@domain"
- I have john@domain, support@domain and sales@domain as forwarders.
- Using Outlook, I can have 3 "accounts". Same settings, but different reply names. (Only 1 checks, the others act as outbound only.)
- When on the road, I can check 1 account in webmail/Roundcube on an iPad, and reply as John@domain
But DKIM doesn't sign.
DKIM only signs it when I connect (IMAP/POP) as "mybox" and show "mybox@domain" as the reply address.
That's fubar.
Have I missed a setting somewhere, or does cPanel/exim insist that DKIM happen at the account level? Because, again, that's not correct according to DKIM standards. It's about the domain, not the account.
I can do it with MailEnable on Windows with zero issues.
Example:
- My account is "mybox@domain"
- I have john@domain, support@domain and sales@domain as forwarders.
- Using Outlook, I can have 3 "accounts". Same settings, but different reply names. (Only 1 checks, the others act as outbound only.)
- When on the road, I can check 1 account in webmail/Roundcube on an iPad, and reply as John@domain
But DKIM doesn't sign.
DKIM only signs it when I connect (IMAP/POP) as "mybox" and show "mybox@domain" as the reply address.
That's fubar.
Have I missed a setting somewhere, or does cPanel/exim insist that DKIM happen at the account level? Because, again, that's not correct according to DKIM standards. It's about the domain, not the account.
I can do it with MailEnable on Windows with zero issues.
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