Hello!
Next question, slightly offtopic.
I've been working with openssl and stunnel to get Netscape Communicator's
SSl mail services to work.
IMAP and POP3, of course, work fine. SMTP is a different story.
Now, the way I understand it, there are three options for SMTP under
netscape 4.51:
1) No encyption
2) If available (EHLO STARTTLS negotiation)
3) Always (SSL tunnel)
(Information was from a newsgroup article by someone from Netscape)
Now, using a SSL wrapper like stunnel should work with option 3 and
specifying the SMTP server as "server:xxx" where xxx is the port number
that the tunnel is using (like the smtps port of 465).
The only thing is that it doesn't work. :( Has anyone seen this work or am
I missing something, or is Communicator just broken?
This is with stunnel 3.2 and openssl .9.2b
jf
(Output from stunnel -D 7 for anyone who MIGHT be interested..)
[root@appin stunnel]# /usr/sbin/stunnel -d 465 -D 7 -f -l
/usr/sbin/sendmail -- sendmail -bs -v
LOG7[26087:1024]: Service name to be used: sendmail
LOG7[26087:1024]: Certificate: /usr/local/ssl/certs/stunnel.pem
LOG7[26087:1024]: Generating 512 bit temporary RSA key...
LOG7[26087:1024]: Temporary RSA key generated
LOG5[26087:1024]: stunnel 3.2 on i686-pc-linux-gnu PTHREAD+LIBWRAP
LOG7[26087:1024]: sendmail bound to 0.0.0.0:465
LOG7[26091:1025]: sendmail started
LOG5[26091:1025]: sendmail connected from 127.0.0.1:4406
LOG7[26091:1025]: Local service connected
LOG7[26092:1025]: Child created
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