On 07/19/2013 08:01 PM, Krzysztof Szarlej wrote:
Because sendmail and postfix cannot run simulatenusely
That refers to the postfix sendmail(1)-compatibility interface. It works
even when postfix is not running.
and I am using my email. Also my postfix is configured with ssl certs
and it would look much more trusted than simple sendmail i think?
You've misunderstood what the certificate is for.
The certificate is for your submission clients, to verify the identity
of the postfix server, and to initiate TLS.
It explicitly is NOT for remote servers to somehow "trust" your postfix
*client*
Correct me if i am wrong.
You're wrong :)
Receiving MTAs don't use TLS, and they wouldn't care about your
certificate's veracity if they did.
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J.
