Manuel Schneider writes:
So what does define the STARTTLS protocol on esmtpd a) TLS_PROTOCOL in esmtpd or b) TLS_STARTTLS_PROTOCOL in esmtpd-ssl?
One is for esmtp over ssl (port 465), then other one is for STARTTLS. For all practical purposes, they should all be the same, now.
Yes, I am using OpenSSL. What I should have mentioned: As I want to use SSL3 and TLS only, I set all TLS_PROTOCOL settings to TLS1. * with TLS, all is fine * with SSL2 there is a simple error (as expected) But with SSL3 it give an error that it's not available (as with SSL2), instead it tries to negotiate a cipher and then fails. That is what I don't understand. The same ciphers work with SSL3 on apache fine.
I believe that's an oddity in the way OpenSSL names its protocols. Try specifying SSL23.
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