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mail_servers [2018/10/18 02:07]
steve
mail_servers [2018/10/21 23:56]
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   * [[SendGrid]]   * [[SendGrid]]
   * [[mailx]]   * [[mailx]]
 +  * [[opendkim]]
   * [[postfix]]   * [[postfix]]
   * [[sendmail]]   * [[sendmail]]
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 </​code>​ </​code>​
  
-Authorize only servers that have MX entries in DNS (such as mail1.beandog.org, ​mail2.beandog.org):+Authorize only servers that have MX entries in DNS (such as mail.beandog.org)or in other words, for mail servers that receive incoming mail for that domain:
  
 <​code>​ <​code>​
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 </​code>​ </​code>​
  
 +Allow a specific IP address to send mail:
 +
 +<​code>​
 +v=spf1 ip4:​208.111.40.179 -all
 +</​code>​
 +
 +=== DKIM ===
 +
 +Use [[openssl]] to generate a private/​public key pair (using here similar naming scheme to SSH so it makes more sense):
 +
 +<​code>​
 +openssl genrsa -out dkim_rsa 1024
 +openssl rsa -in dkim_rsa -pubout -out dkim_rsa.pub
 +</​code>​
 +
 +Here's **an example** of a private and public key pair:
 +
 +<​code>​
 +-----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----
 +MIICXAIBAAKBgQCt5N5njq8VngIYr9S6KbIcfqkVAUdo2Bi7JoAa0G6TuOzCg73/​
 +ByfJzOZFaKlOLdihVfJy2LqaciMtseBJoXhMgH/​eE2tLEXM3Sw4ub4PSXsXsYysS
 +SqzFdberGaiRTDbavdTIDfpYmX8jyyP1Rg5j1S3rppeHeBixA2fcdrWSRQIDAQAB
 +AoGActPKuP9TRicMo1iYVEXsQzywUhqCGQ15ZzvJI+u22P0n+locQCdtcqhG9lZi
 +VimX/​xFOA+BxeEMeT7JBtN1XHbZmWheWC1xxLoY/​R9M7fLfpKYKYXtq4kf70h4Gi
 +PAgy05DJkXHSZhhlWZvCffC385DuIIaqYnW3DUZOyGvLdBECQQDcHJzUBjvFrI6j
 +8I+tvk4vIy5hcKgimnr+kYmTo2wBr54KWtTKX+Vq2zbXNCz+yJ/​Zclxn+XDreLe6
 +ONqRgsbjAkEAyj8kxUwyd4AUuItCCLbqydSQ7pMOWmFjkt2v0H9+Do05moejK+sj
 +Wn1MF23eE2rv3wtQ18/​v+sNOpo3IEtfitwJAVoptYrNcttikcHJ5mx8SkFftuWPY
 +x1ojd4lzJPgA1BzfL0UNGtBfXAb6ZdxewIHSz2S2Ti71pa8d1Xra/​JEFbwJBALL4
 +EYfuF7KbyrpLsRGZHEeiLOaRh1//​UmgCeLRePaSO4GyYnpIcr9pBinYpKR2xwbZ0
 +gwOW5FvZPN4yFNxn4h0CQBfaCVymFJM+hkwlCLwHxg0PUZChlHgSa/​9AqPV1j3UU
 +kibarRT1Lfl8FY4XWeXMi+8pt3Nma2FuHFPY8+M5Y78=
 +-----END RSA PRIVATE KEY-----
 +</​code>​
 +
 +<​code>​
 +-----BEGIN PUBLIC KEY-----
 +MIGfMA0GCSqGSIb3DQEBAQUAA4GNADCBiQKBgQCt5N5njq8VngIYr9S6KbIcfqkV
 +AUdo2Bi7JoAa0G6TuOzCg73/​ByfJzOZFaKlOLdihVfJy2LqaciMtseBJoXhMgH/​e
 +E2tLEXM3Sw4ub4PSXsXsYysSSqzFdberGaiRTDbavdTIDfpYmX8jyyP1Rg5j1S3r
 +ppeHeBixA2fcdrWSRQIDAQAB
 +-----END PUBLIC KEY-----
 +</​code>​
 +
 +You'll need the pubkey string to add to a DNS TXT record:
 +
 +<​code>​
 +grep -v "​^-"​ dkim_rsa.pub | awk 1 ORS=''​
 +</​code>​
 +
 +<​code>​
 +MIGfMA0GCSqGSIb3DQEBAQUAA4GNADCBiQKBgQCt5N5njq8VngIYr9S6KbIcfqkVAUdo2Bi7JoAa0G6TuOzCg73/​ByfJzOZFaKlOLdihVfJy2LqaciMtseBJoXhMgH/​eE2tLEXM3Sw4ub4PSXsXsYysSSqzFdberGaiRTDbavdTIDfpYmX8jyyP1Rg5j1S3rppeHeBixA2fcdrWSRQIDAQAB
 +</​code>​
 +
 +Choose a name selector to use in the DNS text record which will prefix the name ''​._domainkey''​. Here, the selector is named ''​nx''​.
 +
 +<​code>​
 +nx._domainkey.beandog.org
 +</​code>​
 +
 +For the value of the TXT record, use DKIM version, the key type, and the public key string:
 +
 +<​code>​
 +v=DKIM1; k=rsa; p=MIGfMA0GCSqGSIb3DQEBAQUAA4GNADCBiQKBgQCt5N5njq8VngIYr9S6KbIcfqkVAUdo2Bi7JoAa0G6TuOzCg73/​ByfJzOZFaKlOLdihVfJy2LqaciMtseBJoXhMgH/​eE2tLEXM3Sw4ub4PSXsXsYysSSqzFdberGaiRTDbavdTIDfpYmX8jyyP1Rg5j1S3rppeHeBixA2fcdrWSRQIDAQAB
 +</​code>​
  
 === Mail Tester === === Mail Tester ===
  
 [[http://​www.mail-tester.com/​|Mail Tester]] is a great site that you can send emails to and see how it is regarded by other mail servers. ​ It will give recommendations on how to improve SPF records, DKIM signing, SpamAssassin results, etc. [[http://​www.mail-tester.com/​|Mail Tester]] is a great site that you can send emails to and see how it is regarded by other mail servers. ​ It will give recommendations on how to improve SPF records, DKIM signing, SpamAssassin results, etc.
- 
-Here is an example one sent from the A2 Hosting shared account: http://​www.mail-tester.com/​web-yLwB8z 
  
 You can use ''​mailx''​ to send email directly. ​ When using it, set the ''​From:''​ address properly as it would be sent: You can use ''​mailx''​ to send email directly. ​ When using it, set the ''​From:''​ address properly as it would be sent: