hardware/mailserver

Sieve Vacation + DKIM

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navossoc commented

Classification

  • Question
  • Deliverability issue

Reproducibility

  • Always

Docker information

default 1.1-stable images.

Description

When using the vacation feature, the outgoing mails are not dkim signed by the mailserver.

Steps to reproduce

  1. Create a vacation filter.
  2. Send a message to that user.
  3. Look the reply message headers.

Expected results

All messages should be signed with DKIM, even if they are sent by dovecot/managesieve plugin.

Actual results

Message is not signed, this cause issues with DMARC...

Configuration (docker-compose.yml, traefik.toml...etc)

No extra configuration was done.

Related information

I found this related issue when I was looking for this problem.
Mailu/Mailu#121

I don't have too much knowledge on postfix/dovecot/rspamd setup, so that was as far as I could get.

hardware commented

This bug has been fixed with this commit : 227262b

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navossoc commented

@hardware LGTM

I made a few tests and seems everything is working fine.

Have you tried with the alias? (I didn't, yet)

EDIT

Well, alias are not sending the vacation message, but is not big a deal.

mailserver      | 2018-03-14T08:51:01.295411+00:00 mail-nyc3 dovecot: lmtp(xxx@yyy.com): vcS1EHXiqFrzEgAA7+qA6A: sieve: msgid=<CADmvPVp-iUF4gXiktvWO+E01XgHVkrKAv4PBcF3UxZW1m9euXg@mail.gmail.com>: discarding vacation response for implicitly delivered message; no known (envelope) recipient address found in message headers (recipient=<xxx@yyy.com>, and no additional `:addresses' are specified)
hardware commented

Well, alias are not sending the vacation message

Fixed with 1c7b7fd.

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navossoc commented

Really awesome, I'll check it tonight.

navossoc commented

Sorry for the late feedback, but yes, now it is working as intended.

Thanks.