However I wouldn't expect updating Froxlor or switching from Milter to Rspamd, resulting in key removal, why is that made this way?
Luckily, the old keys are still existing in /etc/postfix/dkim. Can I just restore them, by placing them back in the panel-domains table or is there more that needs to be done? Is there an API way to restore the keys?
Is there a way to re-enable DKIM for all domains and generate new keys, If they don't exist?
Recently added domains are stored with dkim-id starting by 1, would it work by only changing that to the number following the last old one?
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Recently I've noticed that DKIM signatures were missing on outgoing emails.
Well, obviously I should read this guide before...
https://docs.froxlor.org/latest/general/migration-guide/2.2.html
However I wouldn't expect updating Froxlor or switching from Milter to Rspamd, resulting in key removal, why is that made this way?
Luckily, the old keys are still existing in /etc/postfix/dkim. Can I just restore them, by placing them back in the panel-domains table or is there more that needs to be done? Is there an API way to restore the keys?
Is there a way to re-enable DKIM for all domains and generate new keys, If they don't exist?
Recently added domains are stored with dkim-id starting by 1, would it work by only changing that to the number following the last old one?
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