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Quick primer tied to the original posts: ’s links point to the Maverick rollout — Ubuntu 10.10 (Maverick Meerkat) was released on 10 October 2010. It brought a 2.6.35 kernel and installer/UI refreshes (new Ubuntu Font Family, Netbook Unity improvements) and swapped some default apps (Shotwell replaced F‑Spot). If this thread is being read years later, note Maverick reached end‑of‑life on 10 April 2012, so running it today requires extra care (archives, no security updates). (wiki.ubuntu.com)

About ’s dkimproxy concern: DKIMproxy is an SMTP‑proxy used to sign/verify mail streams, and because it sits in the SMTP path it can conflict with control‑panel installers or MTAs that expect direct socket ownership. If a panel bundles or reconfigures Postfix/Exim/Sendmail during install, an existing SMTP proxy can block or break that process. For Postfix setups the recommended modern approach is to use a DKIM milter (OpenDKIM) rather than an SMTP proxy; milters integrate cleanly with Postfix via smtpd_milters. (sourceforge.net)

Quick, practical checklist (backup first):

dpkg -l | grep -i dkim
sudo service dkimproxy stop        # temporary stop during panel install
tail -n 200 /var/log/mail.log
sudo apt-get remove --purge dkimproxy    # if you decide to remove it
sudo apt-get install opendkim opendkim-tools
# for Postfix, add to /etc/postfix/main.cf:
# smtpd_milters = inet:localhost:8891
# non_smtpd_milters = $smtpd_milters

After switching, generate keys and test DNS with opendkim-testkey and monitor /var/log/mail.log for signing/verification messages. Always back up /etc and MTA configs before changes; if a control panel is being installed, temporarily stopping/removing dkimproxy until the panel finishes often avoids most conflicts. (transip.eu)

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You are everywhere mmm. evstevemd...!!

go baby go ubuntu..!!

but fix this bug. dkimproxy. It is killing ubuntu noob.
We need to keep all the noobies. we need numbers for now not quality.

Member Avatar for Stefano Mtangoo

You are everywhere mmm. evstevemd...!!

:)

go baby go ubuntu..!!

The baby is going and growing daily :)

but fix this bug. dkimproxy. It is killing ubuntu noob.
We need to keep all the noobies. we need numbers for now not quality.

What is that? Something to do with proxies?

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Its about mail server stuff.

This gives a lot of problems when installing some server cp.
such as gnupanel,baifox and most of them around.

:)

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