On 18/11/15 15:16, Martijn Brinkers wrote: > On 11/18/2015 02:53 PM, [email protected] wrote: >> Good afternoon, >> >> I've the following problem: >> >> An external user is configured for mandatory encryption (to receive only >> encrypted emails). >> >> We have different users in our organization he wants to communicate >> with, some of them encrypted, some unencrypted (unencrypted only in >> incoming direction!). If that external user send's an unencrypted email >> to one of our internal users, that email get blocked with an error >> >> >> "The message with Subject >> >> <Subject> >> >> has not been sent to the following recipients because the message could >> not be encrypted" >> >> According to the documentation, the locality should determine the >> direction of encryption, it seems that this doe not work as intended. >> >> Is there any configuration setting to prevent that ? > > The gateway tries to encrypt if the recipient is an external recipient, > i.e., the locality property for that user is set to external, and > decrypt if the recipient is an internal recipient, i.e., the locality > property for that user is set to "internal". > > My initial guess is that you did not configure your "internal users" > (i.e., the users for which you handle email) as having the "Internal" > locality. Check whether you have added a domain object for all the > domains you handle the email for (i.e., the list of MTA relay domains) > and that those domains have the locality property set to "Internal". > > Because the default value for locality is "External", you need to > explicitly set this to "Internal" for the domains you handle the email for. > > Kind regards, > > Martijn Brinkers >
That did it, thank you ! Christian _______________________________________________ Users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.djigzo.com/lists/listinfo/users
