I found on the cPanel forum that DomainKeys was already installed in the version of cPanel I have on my server.
Apparently, with my setup, all I needed to do was to install it and make sure that the DNS was set up correctly. This was done by logging into my server and typing:
/usr/local/cpanel/bin/domain_keys_installer <user name>
Where <User name> was the name of the user for the zone that I wanted DomainKeys set up for.
The installer made an entry in the DNS for the particular zone.
I use an external DNS service and so I had to copy the entry that was made automatically to my DNS service.
This was the default._domainkey entry… So in my eternal DNS service I created a TXT entry named default._domainkey and copied and pasted the value that the installer had created.
I also created another entry:
_domainkey “t=y; o=-”
The only thing left to do was test the setup. I sent an e-mail from my server to a Yahoo account and Yahoo deemed that I had an acceptable DomainKey.
I also sent an e-mail to: check-auth@verifier.port25.com
which also replied with positive results.
I found that a lot of tester out there gave negative results, but I am assuming that the testers were not up to date with the latest DomainKeys standard.
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Thanks! I had found the first step elsewhere (/usr/local/cpanel/bin/domain_keys_installer ), but forgot to update Zoneedit until I read your post.