Hiya - So glad to see the work on rspamd - thanks!
I've previously been generating my own DKIM keys and configuring postfix to use opendkim so far, but that means semi-manual steps when adding a new email domain, and adding the TXT record to DNS manually (in Froxlor).
I've updated to 2.2, enabled antispam, but have had to back out the change to postfix main.cf because the update hasn't automatically made new dkim keys for existing domains. I tried making a new dummy domain, and after a short while, the DNS record had a new DKIM key for it as hoped!
i've been using default._domainkey for my manual DNS TXT entry, so what Froxlor adds (it uses dkim1._) shouldn't clash and when all domains have new keys, I should be able to switch over by reducing ttl, waiting, then removing my keys and restoring the Milter config for rspamd.
TLDR - How can I get Froxlor/rspamd to generate new keys for all my existing domains as it doesn't seem to be doing it?
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Hiya - So glad to see the work on rspamd - thanks!
I've previously been generating my own DKIM keys and configuring postfix to use opendkim so far, but that means semi-manual steps when adding a new email domain, and adding the TXT record to DNS manually (in Froxlor).
I've updated to 2.2, enabled antispam, but have had to back out the change to postfix main.cf because the update hasn't automatically made new dkim keys for existing domains. I tried making a new dummy domain, and after a short while, the DNS record had a new DKIM key for it as hoped!
i've been using default._domainkey for my manual DNS TXT entry, so what Froxlor adds (it uses dkim1._) shouldn't clash and when all domains have new keys, I should be able to switch over by reducing ttl, waiting, then removing my keys and restoring the Milter config for rspamd.
TLDR - How can I get Froxlor/rspamd to generate new keys for all my existing domains as it doesn't seem to be doing it?
Thank you!
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