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DomainKeys in PHP mail();

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meto

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Although DomainKeys are great function and work just excellent, one problem just pop to my head - what about mail() function in php? I've checked and mail is not signed from it, therefore mailserver sends it form @domain.com which _domainkey.domain.com DNS entry says that ALL emails are signed. Anyone have a solution? Parallels maybe?
 
Good Question

I was wondering if anyone has an answer to this?
 
As you can see nobody - bump!

However i have some kind of workaround: i use SMTP to sand mail via forums and scripts that have implemented it.
 
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