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	<primary><filename>/etc</filename></primary><secondary><filename>/etc/default/opendkim</filename></secondary>	<primary>ایمیل</primary><secondary>فیلترکردن</secondary>
	<primary><filename>/etc</filename></primary><secondary><filename>/etc/opendkim.conf</filename></secondary>	<primary>ایمیل</primary><secondary>فیلترکردن</secondary>
	To configure <emphasis role="pkg">opendkim</emphasis>, <literal>SOCKET</literal> and <literal>RUNDIR</literal> must be chosen in <filename>/etc/default/opendkim</filename>. Please note that <literal>SOCKET</literal> must be accessible from <literal>postfix</literal> in its chrooted environment. The further configuration is done in <filename>/etc/opendkim.conf</filename>. The following is a configuration excerpt, which makes sure that the <literal>Domain</literal> "falcot.com" and all subdomains (<literal>SubDomain</literal>) are signed by the <literal>Selector</literal> "mail" and the single private key (<literal>KeyFile</literal>) <filename>/etc/dkimkeys/mail.private</filename>. The "relaxed" <literal>Canonicalization</literal> for both the header and the body tolerates mild modification (by a mailing list software, for example). The filter runs both in signing ("s") and verification ("v") <literal>Mode</literal>. If a signature fails to validate (<literal>On-BadSignature</literal>), the mail should be quarantined ("q").
	<![CDATA[ [...] Domain falcot.com KeyFile /etc/dkimkeys/mail.private Selector mail [...] Canonicalization relaxed/relaxed Mode sv On-BadSignature q SubDomains yes [...] Socket inet:12345@localhost [...] UserID opendkim ]]>
	It is also possible to use multiple selectors/keys (<literal>KeyTable</literal>), domains (<literal>SigningTable</literal>) and to specify internal or trusted hosts (<literal>InternalHosts</literal>, <literal>ExternalIgnoreList</literal>), which may send mail through the server as one of the signing domains without credentials.
	The following directives in <filename>/etc/postfix/main.cf</filename> make <literal>postfix</literal> use the filter:	دستوراتی برای افزودن به فایل <filename>/etc/postfix/main.cf</filename>
	<primary>Postfix</primary><secondary>DKIM</secondary>	<primary>سرور</primary><secondary>MX</secondary>
	<primary>Postfix</primary><secondary><literal>smtpd_milters</literal></secondary><tertiary>DKIM</tertiary>	<primary>فایل</primary><secondary>سرور</secondary>
	<primary>Postfix</primary><secondary><literal>non_smtpd_milters</literal></secondary><tertiary>DKIM</tertiary>	<primary>ایمیل</primary><secondary>فیلترینگ روی فرستنده</secondary>
	<![CDATA[ milter_default_action = accept non_smtpd_milters = inet:localhost:12345 smtpd_milters = inet:localhost:12345 ]]>
	To differentiate signing and verification it is sometimes more useful to add the directives to the services in <filename>/etc/postfix/master.cf</filename> instead.

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