Gentoo: Daniel Black and Hanno Böck added this to gentoo linux.
RPM: Zenon Panoussis contributed an RPM .spec, available here.
It will be included in tarballs starting next version.
Debian, Travis CI: Viktor Szépe created a
GitHub repository
synced with Travis CI;
an experimental Debian package build on AMD (Athlon) by
dpkg-buildpackage -b -uc -us
can be found here.
Since version 1.6, the debian subdirectory is included in the tarball.
That way, tarball users can issue that command instead of ./configure
in order to build a Debian package instead of a local installation.
Basic installation: Toby Heywood described his own twist on
DKIM + Courier-MTA on CentOS7, based on a
previous post by Patrick Contreras.
In addition, older tips that may be still worth considering are available in the OLD page
Install and Set Up sections.
Complete installation requires a database. The examples included in the distribution are based on MySQL and explained in the DB page. This work can be customized at will, which is why they're called examples. An utility to browse the database is still missing; maybe next version will feature something to tweak per-domain options. Other "obvious" settings, such as managing bounces of sent-out reports, are not even mentioned. Finally, in order to complete DMARC installation, you need to parse aggregate reports received from your targets and possibly feed the database. You may want to consider transforming aggregate reports to more readable HTML using dmarc-xls.
- courier and libopendkim, of course,
- libopendbx,
- libnettle,
- libresolv,
- libidn2*,
- libunistring*,
- zlib*,
- uuid*,
- the pkg-config utility,
- libtool (a buggy requirement that will be removed from future versions; for v.1.5, libtool-bin is necessary to configure the package)
- In addition, the Public Suffix List* is used for DMARC, if configured.
(*) New in version 1.5
(Some old mumbling about where to get required software may still be valid.
In particular, compiling a static version of libopendkim,
patched for EAI.)
Keep in mind that DKIM relies on patented technology that may require a separate licence.
As far as software copyright is concerned,
zdkimfilter is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU
General Public Licence
as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
zdkimfilter is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU General Public Licence
for more details.
As an additional permission under GNU GPLv3 section 7,
If you modify zdkimfilter, or any covered part of it, by linking or combining
it with OpenSSL, OpenDKIM, Sendmail, or any software developed by The Trusted
Domain Project or Sendmail Inc., containing parts covered by the applicable
licence, the licensor of zdkimfilter grants you additional permission to convey
the resulting work.