Alan J. Flavell ha scritto:
On Sat, 4 Feb 2006, Marco wrote:
Can I send a custom SMTP error (ex. You must use an encrypted
session!!), when exim4 reject an non-encrypted authentication
session?
Do you mean something like this?
acl_smtp_auth = check_security
[...]
###########################################
# ACL that is used after the AUTH command #
###########################################
check_security:
# We'll only accept an AUTH if it's going to be secure. (In fact we don't
# advertise it unless that's the case!)
accept encrypted = *
deny message = Encryption required for authenticated sending.
I don't see a single instance of this message triggered in our entire
archived logs, so it looks as if clients are behaving correctly, in
accordance with the fact that we're only advertising auth when TLS is
in effect.
regards
I Alan,
I have try with your options, but Exim don't send the "Encryption
required for authenticated sending"
with an SMTP error (ex. code 5xx Encryption required for authenticated
sending) to client.
I look this message only on my log. Can Exim send an SMTP error (ex.
code 5xx Encryption required for authenticated sending)
to client?
Your acl replace the option "auth_advertise_hosts = ${if
eq{$tls_cipher}{}{}{*}}"?
Thanks
Marco
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