DKIM/DomainKeys Content Filters Best Practices?

Hi All,
I was wondering if anyone has some best practices on implementing content filters for domain keys/dkim results on incoming mail. I am having a tough time figuring out a good solution to this problem as we have various users who also subscribe to mailing lists, which obviously break domain keys if the server doesn't resign the message?
Any suggestions would be helpful.
Thanks!

Hi,
SDN is using Web Page Composer. You should also take a look into WPC for publishing EFP. WPC is based on KM, but has several advantages over XML Forms.
Regarding the security aspect:
There are several SDN articles / documentations about how to implement an EFP (like: Look & Feel, Framework Pages and Portal Navigation).
You can restrict access for anonymous users - in fact, you'll have to explicitly allow access for anonymous users. If you don't like that your users can access something else than /etc/public/, just don't give the guest user read access. You can alsouse a reverse proxy to allow access to only the necessary KM folders and redirect the rest to the start page.
br,
Tobias

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