admin wrote:
Sendmail will do STARTTLS if both sides support it, and you can even
configure things to not permit plain text authentication (AUTH LOGIN)
unless TLS/SSL has been negotiated.
is there a way to do something similar with POP so it does not handle non-SSL
negotiated sessions?
I'm not sur
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> > are there other applications that I need to consider here?
>
> Sendmail will do STARTTLS if both sides support it, and you can even
> configure things to not permit plain text authentication (AUTH LOGIN)
> unless TLS/SSL has been negotiated.
Hi,
is there a way to do something similar
Hi,
also instead of cyrus-sasl I am now using DRACd. so I placed the IP address
of 255.255.255.255 127.0.0.1 in the /etc/mail/dracd.allow file.
> Have a firewall block port 25 to this mail server, and only permit
> the users to talk to 465. Of course, you are running stunnel on the
> mail se
On Tuesday, June 3, 2003, at 05:08 PM, admin wrote:
well I am a little new at the stunnel/secure SMTP options here so
pardon the
simple question. But I am reviewing all the documentation but cant
seem to
figure out the answer here. I am using cygnus-sasl as the method of
SMTP
authentication.
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