django-dkim 0.0.1

DKIM signing e-mail backend for Django

DKIM signing is generally better left to the mailserver. However, there are situations when you are unable to configure the SMTP server you use for sending mail. If you still want to sign your messages with DKIM, you can do it manually, on the application level.

This library provides custom e-mail backends with DKIM signing for Django web framework. Singing itself is provided by dkimpy library.

Settings

In order to use this custom backends, you have to add a few configuration options into your Django settings.

• EMAIL_BACKEND - dotted path to custom e-mail backend
• DKIM_SELECTOR - string containing DKIM selector
• DKIM_DOMAIN - string containing DKIM domain
• DKIM_PRIVATE_KEY - string containing whole private key (including the header)

Example

EMAIL_BACKEND = 'django_dkim.backends.SMTPEmailBackend'
DKIM_SELECTOR = 'selector'
DKIM_DOMAIN = 'example.com'
DKIM_PRIVATE_KEY = '''-----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----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-----END RSA PRIVATE KEY-----'''