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‣. Individual Patches. ‣. / / domainkeys.shtml qmail patch - domainkeys add-on This add-on patch enables a qmail system with my combined patch to apply a domainkeys signatures to outgoing mail, as well as verify domainkeys signatures for incoming mail. This patch is an add-on for my, meant to be applied AFTER applying the combined patch but before compiling the code.
I no longer recommend this patch. At the time I originally wrote this page (and the add-on patch it talks about), I was using the qmail-dk program because it was the only option out there for working with Domainkeys. Since then, Kyle Wheeler has written. I've always thought it would make more sense to add these signatures as the message is leaving the queue, so I immediately tried his scripts when I found them, and I'm still using them on my own server now. He has also come up with a way to verify both Domainkeys and DKIM signatures as messages come into the queue (same link), which makes this add-on patch (and the qmail-dk program) pretty much useless.
I haven't had time to figure out the verification scripts yet, but once I do, I plan to do away with this add-on patch entirely. The patch will no longer be available for download, the directions below will no longer be on my web site, and I will no longer offer any non-paid support for it. If you are able to do so, I strongly recommend you download the scripts from Kyle's page, and use those instead of this patch. Because they are scripts, they should be able to work with ANY version of qmail, regardless of which patches you're using. I'm leaving the remainder of this page here for now, but once I find the time to become familiar with, and document, Kyle's verification scripts, I plan to use this page to more fully document his scripts and how to set them up (since his own documentation consists of only a few paragraphs.) is a system developed by Yahoo! Which enables mail servers to cryptographically sign the outbound messages they send, and allows the recipients of these signed messages to verify that they were sent by a server which is authorized to send mail for that domain.
This would help to prevent 'spoofing', which is where a spammer would send an email which claims to have been sent by you (or by a user in your domain) but was not. Mail servers which are able to check these signatures would be able to reject messages with invalid (or in some cases, missing) signatures as forgeries.
The concept is simliar to SPF, but it's based on an actual cryptographic signature in the message headers rather than on the IP address of the machine which tries to send the message. Pre-requisite Packages If you are going to use the patch, you will need to download and install the, which contains the actual functions which apply and check the signatures.
Their download package (as of version 0.64) does not include an installation routine, so I will show how to manually install the package after you compile it. Note that this package requires that the openssl libraries and development header files already be installed on the machine. These are normally either included with, or available from, your OS distribution. Please make sure you have these packages installed before proceeding.
Start by downloading the source code from. Then we will use the following commands to build and 'install' the package on your system. Note that these commands do not need to be run as root except where noted. % tar xvzf libdomainkeys-0.68.tar.gz.% cd libdomainkeys-0.68% make You should see it compiling the software.
You should NOT see any error messages at the end of the process.%./test You should see it run a bunch of tests. You might see a failure on the very last test, '-TC30 '(pause)'. This appears to be related to a key which should be return a temporary failure, but is instead returning a hard failure for some reason. It appears to be harmless, the code works anyway.% su Password: Enter your root password.
You should not see it as you type it. # install -m 644 libdomainkeys.a /usr/local/lib/ # install -m 644 domainkeys.h dktrace.h /usr/local/include/ # install -m 755 dknewkey /usr/local/bin/ # exit The Original Patch This is NOT the patch file you should use, unless you know how to manually integrate it into whatever other patches you may be using on your own server. I'm including the link so that people can see where it came from, and look at the original documentation (such as it is.) was written by Russell Nelson, somebody whose qmail experience makes me look like a beginner.
He knows his stuff, but his instructions are rather sparse- they are embedded into the beginning on his patch file itself. The way his directions are written, you have to specifically follow his instructions, line by line, and compile qmail within the libdomainkeys compile directory. I don't like the idea of having to combine what are essentially two separate packages like this, so I have modified his patch to use the libdomainkeys library from the normal system-wide locations where all of the other standard libraries are stored (and where we installed them above.) Download Note that this patch requires the packages above in order to compile. Because I don't expect everybody to need the domainkeys functionality, I can't see forcing everybody to download and install this other library just to make it compile, especially if it's something they are not going to need.
Having this external dependency makes it impossible to maintain one single combined patch which can be configured into everybody's needs at run time (which is how it has been up until now.) Therefore, I am releasing my version of the domainkeys patch as an 'add-on' for my combined patch files. The idea is that you should start with djb's original source code, apply my combined patch, and then apply this one afterwards. File: This file does work with the 7.05 patch.jms1 2007-12-12 Size: 15,948 bytes MD5: 6949d5ef1d0f1b7f658b3e SHA-1: 6364db8c328f9fdab0315cb86c79e858cd9ab449 RIPEMD-160: 0c77a4fdbb0c91111e7c3b6a91341da481163f94 PGP Signature: Compiling with this patch This is an example of what the process of downloading and installing this patch, with the appropriate combined patch, should look like. It's the same basic process as compiling qmail with just the combined patch, but we're also downloading and installing the domainkeys add-on patch.% wget.% wget.% wget.% tar xvzf qmail-1.03.tar.gz.% mv qmail-1.03 qmail-1.03-patched% cd qmail-1.03-patched% patch default.pub After creating or changing keys, you should run these two commands to ensure that the files have the correct ownership and permissions. Note that the group ID listed in the chown command should be the same as the group under which qmail-smtpd runs.
# chown -R root: nofiles /etc/domainkeys # chmod -R g=u-w,o= /etc/domainkeys This creates two files. 'default' is the private key, and 'default.pub' is the public key, formatted as a DNS record. If the 'dknewkey' script sees that you have djbdns installed on your system, this will be formatted as a tinydns-data line. Otherwise, it writes out an 'IN TXT' line as needed by BIND. This example will continue on the assumption that you are using tinydns.
Make sure to safeguard this 'default' file. If an attacker were able to get this file, they would be able to forge your domain's signature to any message they choose to send, and there would be no way to reliably tell whether a given signature really came from your server or from their server. You should also keep a backup of the 'default' file in a secure location. If your server has a hardware problem and you lose the files entirely, you will have to generate a new key pair AND any messages which were signed with the old key will no longer be able to be verified.
The next step is to edit the 'default.pub' file. Since different people have different editors, I will not show an actual sequence of commands- you are expected to know how to work your editor of choice. The file itself consists of one line of text. At the beginning of the line you will see the following: 'default.domainkey.
Example.com:k=rsa; p=MIGfMA0GCSqGSIb3DQEBAQUAA4GNADCBiQKBgQDCVC. Change the domain name portion of the name from 'example.com' to your own domain name, add 't=y; ' to the beginning of the string, and add a second line which advertises your domain's domainkeys policy: 'default.domainkey. Domain.xyz: t=y; k=rsa; p=MIGfMA0GCSqGSIb3DQEBAQUAA4GNADCBiQKBgQDCVC. 'domainkey.domain.xyz:t=y; o=; r=postmaster@domain.xyz The 't=y; ' value that you are adding to the first line (the actual key record) is a flag which tells other servers that you are TESTING this key. You should leave this here until you are 100% sure that your server is properly signing outbound messages. This tag may affect how other servers handle messages with invalid signatures based on the key- they may report them to you as errors, rather than dropping or refusing them.
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The second line (the domain policy record) tells other servers how you prefer them to handle messages which have bad signatures claiming to be from your domain. It consists of the following items, all of which are optional:.
t=y: Tells the remote servers that you are testing the domainkeys implementation for this domain. This should stay until you are 100% sure that you are happy with the implementation. Note that removing this cannot 'undo' the effects of a 't=y' tag in a key record.
This value is normally used if you have multiple keys for your domain, and want to have all of them be considered 'test' keys. o=: Tells the remote servers that your domain does not require that every message sent from the domain must be signed. If you decide that you do want all of your domain's outbound mail to be signed, and are okay with the fact that this may cause other servers to drop or reject mail which is not signed, you can use o=- instead. r=postmaster@domain.xyz This is a human-readable tag so that if another server has a problem with your key, they will know the correct email address with which to contact you. The software ignores this, if present. This list should not be considered as 'the final word' on what your DNS records should contain.
The information here is fairly accurate, but if there are any questions you should consult the current domainkeys specification, which should be available through. The last step is to actually add the new record to your DNS data.
This example assumes that your server is the authoritative nameserver for your domain. # cat default.pub /service/tinydns/root/data # cd /service/tinydns/root # make Testing outbound signatures Once you have installed your private key file and added your public key to your DNS data, you should test the server and make sure that your outbound message are having the proper signatures added to them. This is actually a lot easier than it sounds. All you need to do is send a message through the server you're testing, to an automated testing service. There are several of them, listed on the. A few examples are., is Yahoo!' S testing server.
When you send a message to this address, it will send you back a message telling you whether or not the domainkeys signature was valid. is a free service from the sendmail people. It's very similar to the Yahoo! Address, but it also shows you the results of an SPF check as well.
Hello, Libdomainkeys gives a compilation error on debian 9 as follows: make gcc -DBIND8COMPAT -O2 -o makeheader makeheader.c./makeheader domainkeys.h gcc -DBIND8COMPAT -O2 -c dktest.c -I. Gcc -DBIND8COMPAT -O2 -c domainkeys.c -I. I did the installation again and I did not succeed. Does this patch block the email with the from field changed? Telnet br118.dialhost.com.br 587 Trying 138.118.172.244. Connected to br118.dialhost.com.br.
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Escape character is '^'. 220 mailf72-br118.dialhost.com.br ESMTP EHLO dial.teste@dialhost.com.br 250-mailf72-br118.dialhost.com.br 250-STARTTLS 250-PIPELINING 250-8BITMIME 250-AUTH LOGIN PLAIN 250 SIZE 52428800 AUTH LOGIN 334 VXNlcm5hbWU6 ZGlhbC50ZXN0ZUBkaWFsaG9zdC5jb20uYnI= 334 UGFzc3dvcmQ6 NzBRVVFSSE1ldVZ5UU9taVFyOXM= 235 ok, go ahead (#2.0.0) MAIL FROM:dial.teste2222@dialhost.com.br 250 ok RCPT TO:marciorubenscardoso@gmail.com 250 ok DATA 354 go ahead tESTE. 250 ok qp 22428 quit 221 mailf72-br118.dialhost.com.br #!/bin/sh QMAILDUID=`id -u vpopmail` NOFILESGID=`id -g vpopmail` MAXSMTPD=`cat /var/qmail/control/concurrencyincoming` SOFTLIMIT=`cat /var/qmail/control/softlimit` # You MUST export this, otherwise you'd get a 30 sec timeout # '!' If you want the submission feature (auth required) export QMAILQUEUE=/var/qmail/bin/qmail-dkim export DKIMQUEUE=/var/qmail/bin/simscan export DKIMVERIFY='FGHKLMNOQRTVWjpu' export DKIMKEY=/var/qmail/control/domainkeys/%/default export SMTPAUTH='!' Export FORCETLS=0 export FORCEAUTHMAILFROM=1 export RELAYCLIENTNODKIMVERIFY=1 # This enables greetdelay for qmail-smtpd. # comment out if using fail2ban on port 587 #export SMTPDGREETDELAY=5 #export DROPPREGREET=1 # This enables chkuser export CHKUSERSTART=ALWAYS # This enables simscan debug #export SIMSCANDEBUG=2 exec /usr/local/bin/softlimit -m '$SOFTLIMIT' /usr/local/bin/tcpserver -v -H -R -l 0 -x /home/vpopmail/etc/tcp.submission.cdb -c '$MAXSMTPD' -u '$QMAILDUID' -g '$NOFILESGID' 0 587 /var/qmail/bin/qmail-smtpd /home/vpopmail/bin/vchkpw /bin/true 2&1. I have been trying to find out what the problem is with compiling netqmail and what i found is this, all packages related to openssl cannot be compiled with openssl-1.1.0 the syntax off most of the ssl calls is wrong because openssl has changed sinds version 0.9.
If you want to compile with openssl-1.1.0 then you have to rewrite all the.c and.h files with openssl calls in them. Qmail-remote.c ssl-timeoutio.c qmail-smtpd.c dkimsign.h dkimverify.h dkimfunc.cpp to name a few. On debian 9 there is no old version of openssl and it is discouraged to use old versions. So the only way to use qmail is to compile it on an old depracated linux system because all new versions will be with openssl-1.1 and higher. Thank you very much for your anwser. Thanks Roberto for your hard work and excellent guide on qmail. I am installing qmail for the first time on Debian and I got to the 'finally install and start qmail' (make setup check, qmailctl start) part on this page, but qmailctl did run as it did not exist.
So I just spent an hour stressing out trying to work out why qmailctl and supervise scripts didn't exist, and got it working on my own from LWQ, then came back here to continue and realised that you provide exact instructions for qmailctl and the supervise stuff to get it running in the next page, the configuration section!! I am such an idiot, I know I should have read the whole guide first perhaps but I think maybe you should could indicate something around the finally install & start part to stop idiots from me wasting hours thinking their installation is messed up. Thanks so much!. Dear Roberto, I have a box A which was sending spams as one of the email accounts was compromised because of a weak password.
The IP was blacklisted and to prevent more undelivered emails, i had decided to use box B to relay emails. In box B, I had created an email account relay@boxb.com with password secret.
In box A, I had created the file smtproutes in /var/qmail/control/ and added an entry like this:- domain1.com:smtp.boxb.com relay@boxb.com secret Emails from domain1.com are now relaying fine. In box A, i have about 60 domains and being lazy i decided to change the extry of smtproutes (box A) from domain1.com:smtp.boxb.com relay@boxb.com secret to:smtp.boxb.com relay@boxb.com secret But now i started to get the below error: Sorry, I couldn't find any host named smtp.boxb.com?relay@boxb.com?secret.
(#5.1.2) What is wrong with my smtproutes? And is this the best way workaround until i had removed box A's IP from the blacklists? Regards nic. Dear roberto I use centos7.0 to install the qmail,if i do not install the qmail patching netqmail-1.06, the qmail stat run properly, but I can only sent mail to my own server and receive email from other mail server, can not sent mail to other mail server(i think it is the qmail auth problem). But, when I installed the netqmail patch roberto-netqmail-1.06.patch-latest.gz(for qmail auth?), when i enter the commond qmailctl start, qmail-send can not up,and qmail-send PID are change(after each enter commond qmailctl stat), and if i enter the commond 'top',i find a lot of qmail-todo process, the server becomes very slow, how can i do? A little summary 1, if i do not install roberto-netqmail-1.06.patch-latest.gz, i can send mail to my mail server and receive mail from other mail server(some@somemail.com to my@mymail.com),i can not send mail to other mail.
2, after the installation of roberto-netqmail-1.06.patch-latest.gz, qmail-send cannot open normally, have been varied number between 0 second and 1 second, the server CPU is very high. Can you give me any suggestion on this matter? Thanks very much?. I had built a new toaster on a VPS and also got flooded by qmail-todo which Roberto had mentioned. 'Be sure that libsrs2 is actually linked, otherwise you are going to have a qmail-send infinite crash and finally an auto-DoS' I tried xia0sheng method and it did not work, maybe this is a CentOS 6.
So i added a custom file in /etc/ld.so.conf.d/ vim /etc/ld.so.conf.d/custom.conf add the location of the libsrs2 library and mine is in /usr/local/lib save ldconfig ldconfig -p grep libsrs2 And the result libsrs2.so.0 (libc6,x86-64) = /usr/local/lib/libsrs2.so.0 libsrs2.so (libc6,x86-64) = /usr/local/lib/libsrs2.so My floodings stopped. This might be a better because my library for libev is also in the folder /usr/local/lib ldconfig -p grep libev libev.so.4 (libc6,x86-64) = /usr/local/lib/libev.so.4 libev.so.4 (libc6,x86-64) = /usr/lib64/libev.so.4 libev.so (libc6,x86-64) = /usr/local/lib/libev.so Just my $0.02. Dear roberto Thanks very much for your reply. I did as what you say, but the problem is still.
In fact, i remove the /var/qmail/queue of my installtion in my before install path. I did as you say but when i enter the commond qmailctl stat, the qmail-send still can no up normal. And the log in /var/log/qmail/send/current has no any error log. Where can i find the error log of qmail-send of the qmailctl stat? I have another question, if i install the qmail before, but i want to delete it and rebuilt it. Is it ok just delete the /var/qmail and /usr/local/src/netqmal-1.06 folder?
And then make and path /usr/local/src/netqmail-1.06? Is there anything file or folder i should delete if i want rebuilt qmail?
Or should i reinstall my linux server? I think maybe it is the problem of my centos7.0 system. I just learn qmail very little time, a lot of configure i do'not known. Can you give me some advice about what can i do? Wish you have a nice weekend!.
Dear xia0sheng, I suppose that you recompiled qmail after erasing your queue. This is very strange. If I understand well. you stopped qmail, erased the queue and you have no more qmail-todo processes alive. recompiled qmail.
started qmail. you have /var/log/qmail/send/current is empty is it right? When you want to recompile just follow this steps. I suppose that you have a folder with a patched qmail. qmailctl stop. erease the queue if it is the first time you install my patch.
cd to the source dir. make clean.
make setup check (this will overwrite everything and rebuild the queue). qmailctl start. Dear roberto: I did as what you say, but the problem is still.
So I change use the 'roberto-netqmail-1.06authtlsforce-tls.patch-latest' and everything is ok. But i still cannot send mail to other email accounts?i can send email to my server and recevie mail form other email account? The error is 'Please check the email, server reply: 553 sorry, that domain isn't in my list of allowed rcpthosts (#5.7.1)' If I write 163.com to the file /var/qmail/control/tcpthosts, I can sent email to my mail.163.com account. I known it is maybe the qmail-auth problem?
But i do'not konwn how to solve it. Can you give me some addvice?
Thuanks very much!. You stopped qmail, erased the queue and you have no more qmail-todo processes alive I stop qmail, erased the queue, but because of i don't known i to kill the many qmail-todo process?before you tell me use qmailctl kill?, i use reboot my server to kill the qmail-todo process. I don't known why every of my reboot, I should first enter commond svscanboot & (it's can not auto startup)and then the qmail can start.(of course i enter svscanboot & after the pathing the qmail ) 2. Recompiled qmail yes 3. Started qmail yes 4.
You have /var/log/qmail/send/current is empty yes is it right?(all of right except 1) When you want to recompile just follow this steps. I suppose that you have a folder with a patched qmail 1. Qmailctl stop 2. Erease the queue if it is the first time you install my patch 3. Cd to the source dir 4. Make clean 5.make setup check (this will overwrite everything and rebuild the queue) 6.qmailctl start then i did all of you said above, but it is still have the qmail-send problem(can not up) after pathing your full pathing'roberto-netqmail-1.06.patch-latest.gz' the later i do is: 7. Svscanboot & 8.
Qmailctl start 9.qmailctl stat the status is /service/qmail-send: up (pid 11702) 1 seconds /service/qmail-send/log: up (pid 11592) 8 seconds /service/qmail-smtpd: up (pid 11584) 8 seconds /service/qmail-smtpd/log: up (pid 11587) 8 seconds /service/qmail-submission: up (pid 11586) 8 seconds /service/qmail-submission/log: up (pid 11591) 8 seconds /service/vpopmaild: up (pid 11583) 8 seconds /service/vpopmaild/log: up (pid 11585) 8 seconds messages in queue: 0 messages in queue but not yet preprocessed: 0 10. Qmailctl stat again /service/qmail-send: up (pid 11742) 1 seconds /service/qmail-send/log: up (pid 11592) 10 seconds /service/qmail-smtpd: up (pid 11584) 10 seconds /service/qmail-smtpd/log: up (pid 11587) 10 seconds /service/qmail-submission: up (pid 11586) 10 seconds /service/qmail-submission/log: up (pid 11591) 10 seconds /service/vpopmaild: up (pid 11583) 10 seconds /service/vpopmaild/log: up (pid 11585) 10 seconds messages in queue: 0 messages in queue but not yet preprocessed: 0 so it can not work. And i use your 'roberto-netqmail-1.06authtlsforce-tls.patch-latest' every is ok except send mail to other mail server. The /home/vpopmail/etc/tcp.smtp is 10.0.0.:allow,RELAYCLIENT=' 127.:allow,RELAYCLIENT=' the /home/vpopmail/etc/tcp.smtp is:allow,CHKUSERWRONGRCPTLIMIT='3' if i send mail to other mail acount, the error is Please check the email, server reply: 553 sorry, that domain isn't in my list of allowed rcpthosts; no valid cert for gatewaying (#5.7.1) i reread your testing carefully tomorrow to find if solve my problem. Thanks very much.
And if you will i can give you my mail server test acount, you enter my mail server and see what happen(i have no problem about this, because the mail server is just a test server ) if you want this, i can send you the test acount and password about my mail server.(can you receive mail about your mail acountroberto.puzzanghera@sagredo.eu?) and my email acount is wangyouyu6@163.com. Dear roberto: i check everything carefully, but still have some problems. I can use foxmail to send and receive mail to or from other mail acounts. The setting is: send server:smtp.wangyouyu.cn, ssl(not select) port is 587 and i should select use STARTTLS. If the setting is this, every is ok. But if I don't select use STASTTLS, if i send mail the error is '538 auth not available without TLS (#5.3.3)' and in the roundcube webmail the config.inc.php is 'domain' values to support multiple hosts // Supported replacement variables: //%h - user's IMAP hostname //%n - hostname ($SERVER'SERVERNAME') //%t - hostname without the first part //%d - domain (http hostname $SERVER'HTTPHOST' without the first part) //%z - IMAP domain (IMAP hostname without the first part) // For example%n = mail.domain.tld,%t = domain.tld $config'usernamedomain' = 'wangyouyu.cn'; // Name your service.
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This is displayed on the login screen and in the window title $config'productname' = 'xxxxxxx????' Hello Roberto, i have a problem with mails coming from amazon. Every Mail send from amazon is not delivered because it shows the error qmail-smtpd: read failed. This error only happen with mails from the amazon mail servers, i do not have this eror with other mails. I have no clue whats wrong - do you have an idea? Output from Log File: tcpserver: pid 18422 from 54.240.0.89 tcpserver: ok 18422 0:::ffff:5.9.211.13:25:54.240.0.89::32891 CHKUSER accepted sender: from remote rcpt: sender accepted tcpserver: status: 1/20 qmail-smtpd: read failed: (null) from 54.240.0.89 to 1816fe8d1176403e4a1da9d53f-C24F0W6MS7QTYP@bounces.amazon.com helo a0-89.smtp-out.eu-west-1.amazonses.com tcpserver: end 18422 status 256 Regards, Marc.
Hello Roberto, thanks for the hint with recordio. I figured out that the SPF check was the problem: @a81075289ded24 9091 451 SPF lookup failure (#4.3.0) @a8107529ddac9c 9091 250 flushed When i changed the /var/qmail/control/spfbehavior entry to 1 mail from amazon get thru and i noticed, that it take some time to process the mail. I tried a manual spfquery for the amazon mail and the check take about 70 sec. So i think that the check takes to long and the qmail-smtp process take this as an timeout and reject the mail because of that. Other spf checks to other domains are working fast.
Maybe i should try to change the dns server entry? But it is strange that this happens only to amazon servers. Thanks for helping. Dear Roberto I completely followed your notes, my email server can send email to another domain but cannot deliver to local account.