First off this code is intended to be instructional only! Yes it is possible to send a DKIM email from .net’s SmtpClient. But there are a few hacks/warnings to go with the following code. I’m pretty sure DKIM is designed for signatures to be added by the STMP server. All the emails I’ve seen with […]
Quick background: DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM) is a digital signature and hash which are placed on your emails to verify they are coming from the domain they claim to be. One step in the defence against SPAM and phishing emails. What does the signature look like. Here’s a signature grabbed from an email sent from […]
Update (18-Sept-2009): Hot off twitter: Introducing the Windows Azure Service Management API – my wish (below) has been granted. 🙂 Here’s my first attempt playing around with Azure: SlashView The idea behind the site is pretty simple – I’ve got a worker process scraping all the comments off Slashdot every 10 minutes. I get all […]
Windows Azure – so where do you get started? Some links: Dare Obasanjo’s Windows Azure from a Developer’s Perspective – cuts though all the info that is out there and spells out exactly what a developer can expect from Azure. Katrien De Graeve Windows Azure – installing SDK, tools and creating a first cloud project […]