Hi,

I cannot solve my DKIM problem since 7 hours.

I'm getting for all the time:

My /etc/dkim-keys.conf:

My /etc/dkim-filter.conf

I use Debian Lenny Stable as a web-development computer. I have PHP5 Mysql5 Apache2 installed and working fine.

Except:
I don't use email on any of my local computers... I have all my email addresses forwarded to a web-based email client.
But I would like to set up exim4 or some other MTA to just send out but not receive emails, so that I can use the php
mail() function to send test emails from apps that I am developing for the internet.

Now I know that my remote server that my production stuff goes on has it configured to send/receive but I would rather not have to send test apps up to the server just to insure the form-mailer works!!!

Any help setting this up would be appreciated!

Hi all,

Not really being a novice in Linux nor Debian, not even in Exim, I have a new challenge;
On my local server (lenny5) I want to start supporting imap clients. I have always supported pop clients (qpopper) on my Exim4 MTA/MDA, but my serverspace has grown; for all in-home clients I want to support imap (dovecot looks nice).

Does anyone know how I can change my exim config so that a userlist will get their mail delivered to maildir for imap and all the other users (not in this list) will remain receiving their mail in their mbox file?

Whoa, long sentence...

anyone?

greetz, mythiq.

i recently purchased a vps with debian, i have some ip's associated with that vps and some of my domains rdns those ip's, how can i use email using those same domains as email..

can soone explain me or point me in the right direction?

ty in advance,

Best Regards.

IceDove simply won't open web pages when I click a link. I'm running KDE not Gnome and I've tried

Going into configuration editor and checking network.protocol-handler.app.http
Updating /etc/alternatives/x-www-browser to iceweasel
Checking /etc/alternatives/x-gnome-browser
Editing /etc/icedove/global-config.js
Checking/etc/icedove/pref/icedove.js

I have actually run x-www-browser as a command to check that it fires up a browser.

What else can I try?