This is the situation. Old server: Webmin 1.740 Virtualmin 4.16 GPL. Debian 7 (Wheezy)
On this server I used DKIM selector 2015
New server: Webmin 1.741 Virtualmin 6.03 GPL Debian 8 (Jessie)
The new server I created some time ago. I am not sure I set up DKIM at installation time. But I assume I did.
Then I migrated a domain from the old server to the new server. In the mail settings for this domain the DKIM selector was set to 2015. Still, any mail which was sent, used s=2017.
For the life of it I could not find any setting in Virtualmin which determined this s=2015.
Then, the contents of /etc/dkim-keytable:
default %:2017:/etc/dkim.key
I changed this to:
default %:2015:/etc/dkim.key
And everything was fine again, that is s=2015 was used.
Is this my error because I had created a DKIM record with s=2017 once? Should not this have been overwritten by restoring the backup? Was changing /etc/dkim-keytable the recommended way? Or had I better created a complete new DKIM record and updated my DNS? Was there a setting in Virtualmin to correct this?
If I was stupid, at least this post should help out someone else.
jlinkels