> Do things work reliably in a non ssl port? Or does Gmail require ssl?
Gmail requires TLS if you're going to authenticate. If I recall
correctly, you need to authenticate if you're going to send to
non-Gmail users. For example, I have a scanner that I've set up to
email people within our Apps do
Do things work reliably in a non ssl port? Or does Gmail require ssl?
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Russ & Dave, that is the thing I made the DNS change on the weekend and
waited for it to propagate around before making the change to use that DNS
entry. Problem is I think it stopped sending prior to that change and of
course it works flawlessly here locally to the same DNS entry.
I have had it
that still doesn't change the fact that it should be either accepted or
rejected, not accepted for a while and then rejected until CF is restarted,
I think Andrew needs to double check that the emails are actually sending
when using the CNAME record.
On Mon, Aug 26, 2013 at 1:31 PM, Dave Watts
> I can't say I have tested with CF, but in general SMTP over SSL should work
> as long as there is a valid certificate regardless of the domain, when
> using an email client you can choose to ignore any errors relating tot he
> domain name.
When you use a browser, you can ignore certificate erro
that certainly is a possibility Dave, however if that was the problem then
one would expect it to happen consistently not intermittently.
I can't say I have tested with CF, but in general SMTP over SSL should work
as long as there is a valid certificate regardless of the domain, when
using an emai
> The only thing that I see in the logs is the following.
>
> *"Error","scheduler-0","08/25/13","17:05:17",,"javax.mail.MessagingException:
> Could not connect to SMTP host: smtp.domain.com, port: 465; nested
> exception is: javax.net.ssl.SSLException: Server key"*
> *
> *
> *javax.mail.MessagingE
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