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DKIM signature

Kostis

New Pleskian
Hi, I am trying to get dkim signature added to the emails I send but I haven't managed it so far.

I have already added the following TXT records:

1) default._domainkey.googled.gr. v=DKIM1; p=MHwwDQYJKoZIhvcNAQEBBQADawAwaAJhAMpoFrzZclJFs54FItNU/S85cDbps83vnSguMXFPXZJ8KGw4S5WqWAIdQy7Bp4aM6x67qSDDF6cwXFHqSpnURAmlkKuueTA2iT5ypliIz7KLIbYrVmdMlY6Ro8Sc5AnrDQIDAQAB; t=s

and

2) _domainkey.googled.gr. o=-

But it doesn't sign my emails. I know there is no automation in plesk for this feature, but I think that it can work by adding the records manually as I did.

The question is why it does not work?

Thanks in advance.
 
Hi Kostis,

I suggest you to look on DKIM support in your email server.

Yes, Plesk does not automate DKIM. This means Plesk does not create TXT DNS records AND does not sign outgoing emails. In order to sign outgoing emails you have to configure DKIM in you mail server.
 
Hi Alexey, thanks for your reply...Could you please point me to a more specific direction about it?
Should I change the c# code for signing it manually using an rsa 1024 bit key? For example, should I use the dkim .net module from here ?

Thanks.
 
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