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hamipers
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| Posted: 26 May 2008 at 12:13am | IP Logged
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Hello,
I have set up my email server to support domainKeys, and I have used MailBee.net objects as my client-side components. Using and Envelop or MailMessage object, I couldn't find the 'Domainkey-Signature' field in the raw header of my messages, as I used to see in Yahoo mail header. The domainKeys features works well on my mail server. My messages are signed properly. But I just wonder where and how I could find the signature to let my users distinguish between real and fake emails. Is it in the mail header? somewhere else?
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Andrew
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Please receive a message which contains such signature via Outlook Express (not MS Office Outlook), save as an .eml file (File / Save As) and provide us for examination.
Best regards,
Andrew
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hamipers
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I sent the .eml file. Would you please let me know the problem after you examine it? Thank you.
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Andrew
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Thank you for the message sample you provided. There is no domain keys signature (we e-mailed you the message source), so it's not possible to get it via MailBee.NET Objects.
Best regards,
Andrew
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