Now, I want to get secure smtp working, but I'm having trouble.
I have, presumably, enabled it in the config files, generated an ssl key for it, and restarted the daemons.
I know that it's *partially* working because I can point a web browser to the machine on port 465 (using protocol "https", of course) and I get offered a certificate/key. So Courier *is* seeing the connection and offering some kind of key or cert.
The problem is that I can't actually *send* any mail.
I'm trying to send it with Mozilla 1.4. I changed the outgoing SMTP to "always" use SSL and to use port 465. Then, when I try to send something, I just get the "Sending" popup window from Mozilla and it never goes away (I cancelled after about 10 minutes).
In the logs on the server, the only log entry regarding the connection was:
Sep 4 16:13:09 thisserver courieresmtpd: started,ip=[::ffff:xxx.yyy.zzz.qqq]
(the server name and ip address have been altered).
Just to clarify, all sending operations with this server work fine as long as I don't use SSL. In other words, plain ol' ESMTP on port 25 (even authenticated) works fine.
Any ideas on why the send process via SSL never goes through?
- Joe
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