Jelle de Jong: > Hello everybody, > > I got a hole set >20 of Debian systems connected to mobile broadband > internet. They are behind a NAT of with dynamic ip's. > > I want these systems to be able to sent emails to my server for all > kind of reasons like monitoring, security updates etcetera. > > I want to use postfix to authorise to my secured SMTP server to be > able to deliver mail. The authorisation should be like the one's used > on my MTA's like Mozilla Thunderbird with SMTP authorisation. > > Configuration option I made up: > > authuser=usern...@powercraft.nl > authpass=password > authmethod=plain > mailhub=secure.powercraft.nl:465 > usessl=true > > Can somebody show me an example how to setup up a simple outgoing only > email configuration that uses SMTP AUTH over SSL?
Postfix SASL: http://www.postfix.org/SASL_README.html Postfix TLS: http://www.postfix.org/TLS_README.html These are organized in client and server sections, with examples. There is no need to repeat this information on the mailing list. Wietse
