[BlueOnyx:26862] Re: CCE command for enabling dkim ?

[Michael Stauber]

Hi Ken,

> Is there a CCE / command line option for enabling dkim on a site?

Find out the Object ID of the Vsite in question. And then run this 
SET-transaction against that OID:

SET  <VSITE-OID> . OpenDKIM enabled = "1" force_update = "1711125305"

The number in "force_update" doesn't matter. It just has to be different 
from any number that's already present in that field. We usually use the 
return value of time() for that.

> Also, for importing from older servers with no 'web ownership" option,  > if I edit the cmu.xml  and add that before import, would it work?

Whew. How old is the source server? Even 5207R and 5208R had that field.

In I *think* the adjust scripts in CMU should at least try to set it to 
"apache" if that field isn't there yet. But I'm not sure.

The CCE SET-transaction for this would look like this:

SET  <VSITE-OID> . PHP prefered_siteAdmin = "apache"

But there is a work around. On the server where you want to import? Edit 
this file:

/usr/sausalito/schemas/base/apache/vsite_services.schema

Find this section of code:

     <property
         name="prefered_siteAdmin" type="scalar" default=""
         writeacl="ruleCapable(adminUser) OR ruleCapable(siteAdmin)"
     />

Change it to this:

     <property
         name="prefered_siteAdmin" type="scalar" default="apache"
         writeacl="ruleCapable(adminUser) OR ruleCapable(siteAdmin)"
     />

Save the changes and restart CCEd:

/usr/sausalito/sbin/cced.init rehash

That will then make sure that all newly created Vsites that don't get a 
"prefered_siteAdmin" set by CMU will at least have "apache" set as user.

You may still have UID/GID permission errors with PHP scripts for as 
long as you don't manually set a siteAdmin to be the "web owner", but it 
should at least import the Vsite fine then.

-- 
With best regards

Michael Stauber