Am 06.06.25 um 11:55 schrieb Viktor Dukhovni via Exim-users:
Perhaps, Exim disables the "kRSA" ciphers/

I pretty sure, you are right about the RSE Kx limitation , but s_client
should enforce that too???
You're still muddled.


No, not any longer \o/ : Found it.

In my case, sending mails out was using 'HIGH' asĀ  cipherlist, but even 'DEFAULT' would not allow the connection. So s_client just allows all ciphers for testing, which makes sense for a test tool.

your example of openssl s_client saved me a lot of time searching for the right argument on s_client, so thanks man.

btw: My usage of the term "using" was not meant to mean "part of protocol" , it simply refered to fact, that in the real happening connection, it was never actually used, and we now know why.



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