Rob Tanner wrote: > If you’re familiar with email, you know you can add “Send mail as” > identities and when you setup a second identity, you have the option > of using Gmail’s SMTP server or the SMTP server for the domain to > which the “send as” identity belongs. My problem is I can’t get it to > work. The error I get is: > > *Authentication failed. Please check your username/password. > [Server response: Remote server does not support TLS code(500) ] > * > TLS is enabled on port 25 of our server and it has a regular Thawte > certificate behind it. Tests with Thunderbird using PLAIN > authentication (SASL method) work perfectly. From our point of view, > all we really want to protect in any SMTP transaction are the user > credentials (uid/passwd) and what we are doing is currently > sufficient. Google, on the other hand is doing something different or > expecting something different and I have no idea what. If you are > successfully using a similar setup with Gmail, could you please pass > on your wisdom. Watch your postfix logs and start debugging when gmail tries to authenticate against your server.... > > Thanks, > Rob > > > > *Rob Tanner > *UNIX Services Manager > Linfield College, McMinnville Oregon > > >
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