I am using cPanel version 80.0.20. I am trying to implement DKIM on my Godaddy VPS. Everything I have done based on posts I have read, should be working.
If I dig +short default._domainkey.domainname.com TXT, I get a valid response.
If I go to Tools - mail-tester.com and perform a check it is valid.
My outgoing mail is still not signing with DKIM. I found an obscure post that said I had to make sure my exim.conf.local should have transport = dkim_remote_smtp. I edited that file with vi and saved a backup of the orig.
I also saw someone suggest to enable DKIM on incoming. It didn't make sense to me but I did it anyway.
People talk about enabling SPF and DKIM. On my version of cPanel that is under Email Deliverability. Both DKIM and SPF are green checked as valid. I also see people say to essentially start over by disabling and then enabling that. The only way I can see to do that is to delete and recreate the records in the DNS zones.
When I check a message header it always says dkim=neutral (no sig) [email protected];
When I use multiple DKIM checkers, I always get a reply that the message has no DKIM header. Something like this:
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DKIM check details:
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Result: none (message not signed)
ID(s) verified:
I haven't tried deleting and recreating the key. It seems like cPanel is happy saying DKIM and SPF are valid. I also read that I should have a text record of DKIM policy in addition to the DKIM key, I added that too. I started wondering if I needed an A record for default._domainkey.domainname.com. But it seems like the spf-dkim check ruled that out.
It feels like a simple thing I am missing but I have tried everything. It seems like exim is not including the DKIM header when it sends mail. I had hoped that transport = dkim_remote_smtp would fix that.
What the heck am I missing?
If I dig +short default._domainkey.domainname.com TXT, I get a valid response.
If I go to Tools - mail-tester.com and perform a check it is valid.
My outgoing mail is still not signing with DKIM. I found an obscure post that said I had to make sure my exim.conf.local should have transport = dkim_remote_smtp. I edited that file with vi and saved a backup of the orig.
I also saw someone suggest to enable DKIM on incoming. It didn't make sense to me but I did it anyway.
People talk about enabling SPF and DKIM. On my version of cPanel that is under Email Deliverability. Both DKIM and SPF are green checked as valid. I also see people say to essentially start over by disabling and then enabling that. The only way I can see to do that is to delete and recreate the records in the DNS zones.
When I check a message header it always says dkim=neutral (no sig) [email protected];
When I use multiple DKIM checkers, I always get a reply that the message has no DKIM header. Something like this:
----------------------------------------------------------
DKIM check details:
----------------------------------------------------------
Result: none (message not signed)
ID(s) verified:
I haven't tried deleting and recreating the key. It seems like cPanel is happy saying DKIM and SPF are valid. I also read that I should have a text record of DKIM policy in addition to the DKIM key, I added that too. I started wondering if I needed an A record for default._domainkey.domainname.com. But it seems like the spf-dkim check ruled that out.
It feels like a simple thing I am missing but I have tried everything. It seems like exim is not including the DKIM header when it sends mail. I had hoped that transport = dkim_remote_smtp would fix that.
What the heck am I missing?
