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<td>A <tt>dkim_query_t</tt> is a value from an enumerated list of the possible
key query algorithms available. It is typically determined by parsing
the <tt>q=</tt> portion of a received signature when verifying an
arriving message. However, by using
<a href="dkim_options.html"><tt>dkim_options()</tt></a>, the caller can
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<li> <tt>DKIM_QUERY_DNS</tt> -- use the DNS TXT record binding defined by
the DKIM specification (the default)
<li> <tt>DKIM_QUERY_FILE</tt> -- read keys from a local file; intended for
debugging or experimental use only
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