On Wednesday, June 6 at 02:14 PM, quoth Phil Breskey:
qmail is signing messages fine when I compose and send an email from
my client, but it is not signing when I envoke a script or from the
command line (using the mail command).
When you use the mail command (or sendmail or qmail-inject), it does
not use the network or contact tcpserver, so your tcp.smtp file rules
are not used.
Which from my reading should do the trick, but I guess I'm missing
something. qmail itself was originally set up on the server using
netqmail-1.05. Any help or directions to some extra documentation
would be greatly appreciated.
Indeed. The way to do this is to either export QMAILQUEUE and DKSIGN
in your script's environment OR put a shell-script wrapper around both
qmail-inject and sendmail that does that.
Here's an example of such a script (which wraps the sendmail binary):
#!/bin/sh
export QMAILQUEUE=/var/qmail/bin/qmail-dk
export DKSIGN=/etc/domainkeys/dotcomholdingsofbuffalo.com/default"
exec /var/qmail/bin/sendmail "$@"
To use it, you'd make it executable (and readable) and save it as
/usr/sbin/sendmail (and possibly /usr/lib/sendmail), while leaving the
original sendmail binary (/var/qmail/bin/sendmail) undisturbed.
You can modify that to wrap around qmail-inject too, if you like.
~Kyle
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