Signing enabled

This is used for SMTP servers ONLY when they do not sign emails with dkim and you want mailwizz to do it, then mailwizz will do it for any email where the sender domain matches any of the sending domains added in the app only.
We generally recommend against this because signing from PHP is slow.
 
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This is used for SMTP servers ONLY when they do not sign emails with dkim and you want mailwizz to do it, then mailwizz will do it for any email where the sender domain matches any of the sending domains added in the app only.
We generally recommend against this because signing from PHP is slow.


so i should set it to no ,
 
This is used for SMTP servers ONLY when they do not sign emails with dkim and you want mailwizz to do it, then mailwizz will do it for any email where the sender domain matches any of the sending domains added in the app only.
We generally recommend against this because signing from PHP is slow.
What if we keep "DKIM Signing - No" in sending Domain and we keep "Signing Enabled - Yes" in Delivery Server. Will it still going to sign dkim for the email going through that particular deliver server?
 
No, it will not.
Thanks for answering can you tell me what would happen in the following case -
What if we keep "DKIM Signing - Yes" in sending Domain and we keep "Signing Enabled - No" in Delivery Server. Will it still going to sign dkim for the email going through that particular deliver server?
 
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