Joe Emenaker wrote:
Gordon Messmer wrote:
Mozilla only uses STARTTLS, and will not use a plain SSL connection for SMTP. Use port 25 for outgoing mail, and tell mozilla to "always" use SSL. It'll connect on the normal port, initialize a TLS session, and then authenticate and send mail.
Cool. Okay, now my problem is that, when I try to send a message, mozilla pops up a little message that says something like "An encrypted email connection has been detected. Please see help for more information on how to transmit encrypted email". The only button available is "Ok".
I'm not sure what to say about that other than that I can't reproduce that here. If you tell Mozilla to "never" use SSL, does it start working again? What platform are you running Mozilla on?
Yes. If I turn it to "never", everything works again. I'm using Mozilla on Windows.
As far as re-producing the problem, if you give me a domain that you want to send mail from, I can add you to my allowed senders and you can try sending through my server (not that you haven't done plenty to help already, mind you).
- Joe
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