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Sorry, didn't get any notification from the forum. For your question on the thread, just replace domain.tld with your own domain name, keep everything else as is (including the *). Then, you need to publish the content of /etc/opendkim/keys/default/default.txt in your DNS. This file is using the bind format, which is quite popular, but you might need to adapt it depending on your DNS provider

Thanks for the reply, i did what you said and added to the domain as you see it does recognize but when i send an email it keeps saying not being signed? any ideas? See picture
https://ibb.co/ZBJH1tt

https://ibb.co/8n33R83

https://pastebin.com/YUEY1YJf

Thank you

after checking the service found a few things
the opendkim verifier cannot start this is the log

https://pastebin.com/SRu5AWw7

Hard to tell. The logs you've posted are only for the verifier instance, which is responsible for checking signature of inbound email, not signing your own. What's the content of /etc/opendkim/verifier.conf ? Once the verifier is OK, we can try to look at the signer instance