Hi, I'm running ISPconfig 3 on Debian 8 and using ENOM as my DNS The problem is when I send email from my websites on ISPconfig to gmail, it gets marked as spam and fails DKIM, as not authenticated. So I want to setup DKIM properly, I guess I need to install this patch : http://blog.schaal-24.de/ispconfig/dkim-patch-1-0/?lang=en Then create a TXT host record on ENOM with the key? Does this sound right? I don't want to install this patch if it's not the correct way to get DKIM up and running. Also any suggestions for me when doing this? Thanks so much.
Just create the TXT-Record with the public-key in the DNS-Zone. You can also run a local dns on your ispconfig-server and transfer the zone-records to your "real" dns.
Thanks for the fast reply Florian. So basically I just install the patch, create the public key then copy it to Enom as a TXT record? Any other steps I need to take to get gmail to stop classifying my email as spam? The emails are being sent with php, such as notifications, change password confirmations, notifications etc. When I test using [email protected] I get these results : ============================ Summary of Results ============================ SPF check: pass DomainKeys check: neutral DKIM check: neutral Sender-ID check: pass SpamAssassin check: ham So I believe DKIM is the missing portion to get my emails authenticated. Thanks
Maybe your dkim-key is not yet available with a dns-query. http://blog.schaal-24.de/dkim/debug-2/?lang=en
Sorry for the confusion Florian, I meant that was the result before implementing the dkim patch. I'll give the patch a try over the weekend and hopefully can get a pass for the dkim result. Thanks again for the help..
