Re: [courier-users] Setting up SSL relaying?

[Peter William Lount]

Hi, Oh, tested it and so far no luck. > If you know your clients' IP address I don't. They will change with mobile remote users. > AUTH_REQUIRED > ESMTPD_TLS_REQUIRED > > This causes those clients to use TLS *and* authenticate before they can > relay. These 2 settings can also be enabled globally in the esmtpd config > file, but keep in mind that it will force TLS and AUTH for *all* incoming > connections, which you don't want, otherwise you will not receive any email > form the outside world. Exactly. I want to be able to receive mail from the outside world with NO RELAYING possible while allowing SSL Authenticaed sessions to RELAY mail. >You could run 2 separate instances of smtpd, a > normal one with any TLS and AUTH requirements, and another solely for your > clients, with stricter requirements. Is this the only (or standard) way to allow relaying for authenticaed users while still receiving email from other servers for local domains? What alternatives are there?   If so how does on cofigure this? Duplicate the config file "esmtpd" to "esmtpd-ssl", change the settings as described above, and start a second esmtpd server on a different port? Which port is standard for this? All the best, Peter