But to be realistic: the only mail servers where non-authenticated and
non-encrypted connections are useful/not-careless are mail servers
@localhost (roughly speaking).
And I suppose ISPs support encrypted connections in addition to
plaintext if they actually "serve n customers" with n>1.
Cheers,
> The "safest bet" will only be the most-likely setting to work (in the
> 90s). But to stress that, nowerdays most of the mail servers (lets say
> T-Online for instance) do not even allow non-encrypted client
> connections any more.
In Italy that's not the case (f.e. Libero/Infostrada), and I'm su
Hello,
I can not agree on the argumentation.
The "safest bet" will only be the most-likely setting to work (in the
90s). But to stress that, nowerdays most of the mail servers (lets say
T-Online for instance) do not even allow non-encrypted client
connections any more.
The second argument: "what
Package: reportbug
Version: 6.4.4
Severity: wishlist
Dear Maintainer,
Since the usual reports via SMTP will be send through untrusted networks, one
should enable TLS by default.
I would suggest the default answer during the first config
"Do you want to encrypt the SMTP connection with TLS (onl
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