A DKIM signing library in ruby.
sudo gem install dkim
A private key, a domain, and a selector need to be specified in order to sign messages.
These can be specified globally
Dkim::domain = 'example.com'
Dkim::selector = 'mail'
Dkim::private_key = open('private.pem').read
Options can be overridden per message.
Dkim.sign(mail, :selector => 'mail2', :private_key => OpenSSL::PKey::RSA.new(open('private2.pem').read))
For more details see {Dkim::Options}
Dkim contains Dkim::Interceptor which can be used to sign all mail delivered
by mail, which is used by actionmailer in
rails >= 3.
For rails, create an initializer (for example config/initializers/dkim.rb)
with the following template.
# Configure dkim globally (see above)
Dkim::domain = 'example.com'
Dkim::selector = 'mail'
Dkim::private_key = open('private.pem').read
# This will sign all ActionMailer deliveries
ActionMailer::Base.register_interceptor(Dkim::Interceptor)
Calling Dkim.sign on a string representing an email message returns the message with a DKIM signature inserted.
For example
mail = Dkim.sign(<<EOS)
To: [email protected]
From: [email protected]
Subject: hi
Howdy
EOS
Dkim.sign(mail)
# =>
# To: [email protected]
# From: [email protected]
# Subject: hi
# DKIM-Signature: v=1; a=rsa-sha256; c=relaxed/relaxed; d=example.com; q=dns/txt; s=mail; t=1305917829;
# bh=qZxwTnSM1ywsrq0Ag9UhQSOtVIG+sW5zDkB+hPbuX08=; h=from:subject:to;
# b=0mKnNOkxFGiww63Zu4t46J7eZc3Uak3I9km3IH2Le3XcnSNtWJgxiwBX26IZ5yzcT
# VwJzcCnPKCScIJMQ7yfbfXmNsKVIOV6eSUqu1YvJ1fgzlSAXuDEMNFTjoto5rrdA+
# BgX849hEY/bWHDl1JJgNpiwtpl4t0Q7M4BVJUd7Lo=
#
# Howdy
More flexibility can be found using {Dkim::SignedMail} directly.
For sending mesages through Amazon SES, certain headers should not be signed
Dkim::signable_headers = Dkim::DefaultHeaders - %w{Message-ID Resent-Message-ID Date Return-Path Bounces-To}
Some OpenSSL's don't have sha256 support. RFC 6376 states that signers SHOULD sign using rsa-sha256. For this reason, dkim will not use rsa-sha1 as a fallback. If you wish to override this behaviour and use whichever algorithm is available you can use this snippet (not recommended).
Dkim::signing_algorithm = defined?(OpenSSL::Digest::SHA256) ? 'rsa-sha256' : 'rsa-sha1'
- Strictly a DKIM signing library. No support for signature verification. (none planned)
- No support for the older Yahoo! DomainKeys standard (RFC 4870) (none planned)
- No support for specifying DKIM identity
i=(planned) - No support for body length
l=(planned) - No support for copied header fields
z=(not immediately planned)
(The MIT License)
Copyright (c) 2011 John Hawthorn
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