Bill Hacker wrote:
Marc Sherman wrote:
Rob Brenart wrote:
Thanks for the advice... it is a debian list, so I've asked on the
exim4 debian user's list and we'll see if I get any hits... in case
it matters though, I tried your command and received the
following... but no message delivered. However, I think I see the
problem, :25... I'm pretty sure I need to be coming in over 465 with
SSL... trying to find in the docs how to set this now
Exim does not support tls-on-connect (port 465) as a client. You'll
have to use stunnel or something.
- Marc
AFAIK Exim supports tls_on_connect on any port you specify. RTFM.
In addition to a menagerie of non-standard ports, I was even trialing
it on port 80 a few days ago.
Gets around firewalls quite nicely, but throws some weird log entries
when search-bots try to crawl a non-existent webpage...
;-)
Bill Hacker
I did RTFM and it claimed it would all "just work", it doesn't... and I
can't seem to find an entry about how to make it try port 465 instead of 25
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