Den 2019-07-03 kl. 11:06, skrev Selmeci Tamás:
That's the answer to my question. So there's no easy way for me to
force plain text auth with OpenSMTPD. I'll consider setting up at least
self-signed certificates etc.
Have you considered using letsencypt certificates instead of self-signed?
Reg
On Wed, 3 Jul 2019 10:22:48 +0200 Gilles Chehade
wrote:
> i don't know what version you are using, what system you are using, if a
> package was used or if you built yourself, etc... so i'll just guess the
> configure options used to build opensmtpd were not correct if auth isn't
> using your sys
On Wed, Jul 03, 2019 at 07:36:43AM +0200, Selmeci Tam?s wrote:
> Somebody suggested me to have a look at OpenSMTPD-extras. It contains
> table-passwd. I've got an idea. What if I wrote a custom module that is
> about to be called by OpenSMTPD upon authentication like table-passwd?
> (table-passwd r
Somebody suggested me to have a look at OpenSMTPD-extras. It contains
table-passwd. I've got an idea. What if I wrote a custom module that is
about to be called by OpenSMTPD upon authentication like table-passwd?
(table-passwd requires another file to store credentials in, and I
insist on using /et
On Tue, 2 Jul 2019 19:53:03 +0200 Thomas Bohl
wrote:
> > I tried "listen on ... auth ..." but it complained about the lack of
> > TLS/smtps.
>
> That is because you can't use authentication without encryption. Best
> you start looking into Let’s Encrypt. Though you could start with a
> self-si
Hello,
I'd like to change somehow the config to let authenticated users only
use my OpenSMPTD as a relay. Authentication should be based on the
machine's local user and password table (/etc/passwd).
I tried "listen on ... auth ..." but it complained about the lack of
TLS/smtps.
That is becaus
Hello!
I run a simple OpenSMTPD mail server for my own domain on my custom
Linux machine. The mail server should dispatch mails for @486.hu
addresses locally on the machine. If the recipient is not in the 486.hu
domain, it must use my ISP's smarthost to relay.
I've successfully managed to create
