On Thu, 05 Feb 2009 17:05:12 -0800, Jeroen van Aart <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> You'll save yourself some trouble configuring your MTA to do the
> smtp_auth on port 587 and then let it pass the mail through ASSP.
>
> So that'd be:
> MUA --> MTA (587) --> ASSP --> MTA --> destination
>
This is a four-stage configuration:
587/MTA - 26/ASSP - 24/MTA - destination
This is a three-stage configuration:
587/ASSP - 226/MTA - destination
Up to you which is simpler and less trouble.
ASSP is designed to be in front of the MTA. A lot of features have
been put into ASSP, to make this possible, including EnforceAuth and
now also client-side SSL. The former set-up may have been needed before
these features existed, but the shorter set-up is now possible.
-jr
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