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Instead of using the fallback key. That way messages from our lists
have proper DMARC alignment (at least when envelope sender and From
header are under domain lists.fripost.org).
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Cf. https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-announce/2020/04/msg00004.html . \o/
It's also fairly easy to deploy onto the Debian infrastucture:
$ USERNAME="guilhem"
$ SELECTOR="5d30c523ff3622ed454230a16a11ddf6.$USERNAME.user"
$ printf "dkimPubKey: %s %s\n" "$SELECTOR" \
"$(openssl pkey -pubin -in "./certs/dkim/$SELECTOR:debian.org.pub" -outform DER | base64 -w0)" \
| gpg --clearsign | s-nail -r "USERNAME@debian.org" -s dkimPubKey changes@db.debian.org
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While the combination of "s=" tag (selector) & "d=" tag signing domain
maps to a unique key, the selector alone doesn't necessarily.
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