Thank you for taking the time to answer those.

Mark

On 1/30/2013 10:27 PM, Thomas Eckardt wrote:
>> -What IS the difference between localDomains and LocalAddresses_Flat?
>
> localDomains contains only domain definitions
> LocalAddresses_Flat "can contain domain definitions" and user addresses
>
> best use them related to there names.
>
>
>> -Can smtpDestinationSSL be set to point at our server's SSL port? That
>> is, have ASSP use SSL when relaying my SSL connection, or must
>> smtpDestinationSSL point at a plaintext port? I currently get noting at
>> all when I point it at the mail server's SSL port, which I was sure
>> worked before.
>
>
> smtpDestinationSSL must point to a plaintext port - setup offering
> STARTTLS on your MTA and in assp the usage of STARTTLS, if you want to
> secure your internal mail transfer.
>
>> which I was sure
>> worked before.
>
> This was never the case.
>
>> as I'll look into whether ASSP can do the
>> requested tls before auth later on.
>
> In normal cases assp would has to do nothing special if the client and
> server setup are clear.
> How ever, if assp gets an unsecured connection with no 'STARTTLS'
> sequence, but STARTTLS is configured, assp will include the full STARTTLS
> sequence for the server if it NOT receives the STARTTLS command as fist
> command after EHLO (in case before AUTH).
>
>
> Thomas
>
>
>
> Von:    Mark Casey <[email protected]>
> An:     [email protected],
> Datum:  30.01.2013 20:44
> Betreff:        Re: [Assp-user] Authentication attempts not recognized?
>
>
>
> On 1/30/2013 12:11 AM, Mark Casey wrote:
>> Sorry if this is beating a dead horse as I'm aware this is supposed to
>> just work, but I'm no longer able to relay through my ASSP server (ASSP
>> version 2.2.2(12343) running on perl 5.12.5). It was working before and
>> I'm not sure what has changed. I have our local domains filled in on the
>> Recipients/Local Domains page (they are filled in on localDomains, but
>> LocalAddresses_Flat is blank, as it always was).
>>
>> I do not have ASSP configured to allow relay from the IP range I'm in
>> but I have set my client to use auth. I've tried both Thunderbird and
>> Outlook and set the outgoing server to use SSL on ASSP's listenPortSSL;
>> smtpDestinationSSL is blank. Emails coming in from 3rd parties arriving
>> to ASSP on port 25 are seeing no problems, but I get relaying errors
>> when I try to send offsite with or without SSL (to the coordinating,
>> appropriate port, of course).
>>
>> The maillog shows (note: I've lightly sanitized the email addresses):
>> Jan-29-13 23:16:14 m1-22974-09671 [Worker_1] [SSL-in] 172.10.0.201
>> <markc <at> unifiedgroup.com> info: found message size announcement: 399
>> Byte
>> Jan-29-13 23:16:14 m1-22974-09671 [Worker_1] [SSL-in] 172.10.0.201
>> <markc <at> unifiedgroup.com> Message-Score: added -10 (tlsValencePB)
>> for SSL-TLS-connection-OK, total score for this message is now -10
>> Jan-29-13 23:16:14 m1-22974-09671 [Worker_1] [SSL-in] 172.10.0.201
>> <markc <at> unifiedgroup.com> Message-Score: added 5 (fiphValencePB) for
>> Suspicious HELO - contains IP: '[172.10.0.201]', total score for this
>> message is now -5
>> Jan-29-13 23:16:14 m1-22974-09671 [Worker_1] [SSL-in] 172.10.0.201
>> <markc <at> unifiedgroup.com> [scoring] (Suspicious HELO - contains IP:
>> '[172.10.0.201]')
>> Jan-29-13 23:16:14 [Worker_1] LDAP - found markc <at> unifiedgroup.com
>> in LDAPlist
>> Jan-29-13 23:16:14 m1-22974-09671 [Worker_1] [SSL-in] [SpoofedSender]
>> 172.10.0.201 <markc <at> unifiedgroup.com> [monitoring] (No Spoofing
>> Allowed 'markc <at> unifiedgroup.com' in 'mailfrom')
>> Jan-29-13 23:16:14 m1-22974-09671 [Worker_1] [SSL-in] [RelayAttempt]
>> 172.10.0.201 <markc <at> unifiedgroup.com> relay attempt blocked for:
>> markc4 <@> gmail.com
>> Jan-29-13 23:16:14 m1-22974-09671 [Worker_1] [SSL-in] 172.10.0.201
>> <markc <at> unifiedgroup.com> Message-Score: added 10 (rlValencePB) for
>> relay attempt blocked for: markc4 <@> gmail.com, total score for this
>> message is now 5
>> Jan-29-13 23:16:14 m1-22974-09671 [Worker_1] [SSL-in] 172.10.0.201
>> <markc <at> unifiedgroup.com> [SMTP Error] 530 Relaying not allowed
>>
>> I have two ASSP hosts (independent of one another) running now that are
>> behaving the same way. One is prod (and running local on the mail
>> server) and one I'm just testing with and trying to relay through (it is
>> in a VM).
>>
>> Also, two quick questions.
>> -What IS the difference between localDomains and LocalAddresses_Flat?
>> -Can smtpDestinationSSL be set to point at our server's SSL port? That
>> is, have ASSP use SSL when relaying my SSL connection, or must
>> smtpDestinationSSL point at a plaintext port? I currently get noting at
>> all when I point it at the mail server's SSL port, which I was sure
>> worked before.
>>
>> Thank you in advance for any insight,
>> Mark
>>
>>
>>

>
> Wow that was dumb...
>
> Apparently several versions back my mail distro switched to requiring
> TLS before AUTH on port 25. That part of the change to their config
> template simply didn't take when I upgraded, until recently when I had
> to remove the server's external IPs from the relayclients list (because
> it was verifying any and all addresses and then causing bounces). I
> think I'm all set now, as I'll look into whether ASSP can do the
> requested tls before auth later on.
>
> I'll re-state those earlier questions though in case anyone can clue me
> in on those.
> -What IS the difference between localDomains and LocalAddresses_Flat?
> -Can smtpDestinationSSL be set to point at our server's SSL port? That
> is, have ASSP use SSL when relaying my SSL connection, or must
> smtpDestinationSSL point at a plaintext port? I currently get noting at
> all when I point it at the mail server's SSL port, which I was sure
> worked before.
>
> Thanks,
> Mark
>


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