Hi,
I try to implement this service, and start a submission SMTP Server on
port 587.
The service start normally, but when I was testing I realise that the
service accept any message, like port 25.
It’s supposed to just allow AUTH with TLS/SSL connections and nothing more.
I’ve analyse the patch qregex-starttls-2way-auth-20060305, and
qmail-tls-20060104 and I didn’t see any reference to FOCE_TLS and AUTH_REQUIRED.
I’ve see another patch that implement this from
http://qmail.jms1.net/smtp-service.shtml and a explanation on
http://qmail.jms1.net/tls-auth.shtml.
I have a problem with my dynamic ip clients. They sometimes get ip addresses
that are blacklisted by RBLSMTP.
I love RBLSMTP as it takes away a lot of the spam. It is working well.
I understand that it is not possible for RBLSMTP to be deactivated for
authenticated clients.
So the only solution is to have another qmail-smtp running on another port with
the RBLSMTP not activated. The submission SMTP Server port 587 is specified for
an RFC so that’s perfect form me.
Sérgio Costa
Erik Espinoza wrote:
Just ensure you stop qmail, extract the file, and restart qmail. If
you extract as root, this will put the correct perms/owners.
Erik
On 10/7/06, Eric Shubes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks EE.
Got some painting to do this afternoon, so I'll get back to this when
I can.
I'll let you know how I make out.
Erik Espinoza wrote:
> Hey Eric,
>
> I'd recommend downloading
> http://devel.qmailtoaster.com/download/submission.tar.gz and
> extracting this in /var/qmail/supervise. This will start a submission
> SMTP Server (port 587) with the following options:
>
> AUTH Required
> TLS/SSL Required
> Blacklists Disabled
>
> It's what should be used for outgoing smtp for home users when the isp
> blocks port 25 outgoing.
>
> Port 25 w/ TLS does everything that port 465 SMTP-SSL does, and now
> that SMTP-SSL is deprecated it is best not to use it.
>
> Thanks,
> Erik
>
> On 10/7/06, Eric Shubes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I'm in the process of configuring a certificate on my server. TLS
works
>> fine, but I'm having the same old problem with SSL, namely that
nothing's
>> listening on port 465.
>>
>> I searched the archive, and found a procedure for setting up
smtpd-ssl on
>> port 465, and was wondering, is this still the right thing to do? I
>> also see
>> that SMTP over SSL on port 465 is depreciated.
>>
>> Is there any advantage to using SSL on 465, or does TLS do
essentially
>> the
>> same thing? IOW, does TLS encrypt the password and the email content?
>>
>> Can someone give me a quick education?
>> --
>> -Eric 'shubes'
>>
--
-Eric 'shubes'
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