I googled around for this and can’t find anything substantial. Has
anyone hack their way around ActionMailer?
FYI, I’m sending mails via gmail smtp.
I googled around for this and can’t find anything substantial. Has
anyone hack their way around ActionMailer?
FYI, I’m sending mails via gmail smtp.
JT wrote in post #965815:
I googled around for this and can’t find anything substantial. Has
anyone hack their way around ActionMailer?FYI, I’m sending mails via gmail smtp.
The first hit seems to be useful, unless I misunderstand.
Marnen Laibow-Koser
http://www.marnen.org
[email protected]
I saw that one too. It’s a tutorial for using dkim with postfix, not
rails.
I can of course configure rails to use postfix, but that’s not what
I’m using now, which is having rails directly replay mail through
gmail smtp.
On Dec 2, 4:51pm, JT [email protected] wrote:
I googled around for this and can’t find anything substantial. Has
anyone hack their way around ActionMailer?FYI, I’m sending mails via gmail smtp.
Gmail will probably pass the DKIM-Signature header, so you might be
able to just generate that yourself.
I couldn’t find an open Ruby implementation, but it should be fairly
straightforward to create one based on the source for dkimproxy:
–Matt J.
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