Florian Weimer wrote:
> Communigate Pro (at least in some versions) does not cope very well
> with TLS advertisements.  If this server software tries to submit a
> message to one of our hosts (which advertises STARTTLS during EHLO),
> it aborts the delivery attempt during the TLS handshake.  The nasty
> part: it immediately retries, at the same MX, leading to the same
> failure, probably until the message has expired from the queue.
> 
> Is there some sort of configuration hack that could help to address
> this problem?  I don't want to fall back to SSL 3.0 globally (hich
> would solve this particular problem), and sender-specific
> configuration is only a last resort.
> 
> The messages the remote hosts are trying to deliver aren't important,
> I guess.  It's probably just backscatter.

Why allow TLS on port 25 at all? There's not much security value in TLS 
for random MTA-MTA traffic. If your users are all using 587 for 
submission, you can put:

tls_advertise_hosts = ${if eq{$interface_port}{587}{*}{}}

- Marc

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