On Tue, Oct 04, 2022 at 12:07:56AM +, Eddie Rowe wrote:
> > What is the client TLS security level?
>
> I was using "may" and then "encrypt", but learned I should have been
> using "verify" since this shows more information in the log files!
:-) It's not that shows "more information" in the
> Are you looking at the client or server logs? Is TLS certificate verification
> configured on the client side, or just opportunistic unauthenticated TLS?
I was looking at both side of logs, but only expecting the client to show
TRUSTED. BTW, the link you shared on Forward Secrecy was great to
On Mon, Oct 03, 2022 at 08:43:18PM +, Martin wrote:
> yes, I'm afraid that's true, these are the contents of that old
> directory (I renamed it and put a symbolic link to the sbin directory carrying
> the current executables):
> root@jerakeen:/usr/libexec/postfix/sbin.OLD# find . -type f -prin
Martin:
> HI Wietse,
>
> yes, I'm afraid that's true, these are the contents of that old
> directory
All those binaries have mail_version=3.4.13, therefore none will work
Postfix 3.6 libraries.
> I assume there has been a kind of new configuration between old postfix
> version and the 3.6.4 one.
HI Wietse,
yes, I'm afraid that's true, these are the contents of that old
directory
(I renamed it and put a symbolic link to the sbin directory carrying
the current executables):
root@jerakeen:/usr/libexec/postfix/sbin.OLD# find . -type f -print |
while read file; do echo -n "$file -> "; strin
Martin:
>
>
> Hi there,
>
> I went back to the snapshot before trying to install postfix
> from source, did an
> apt-get install --reinstall postfix postfiy-mysql
>
> But still the master executable has an old version:
> root@jerakeen:~# objdump -T /usr/libexec/postfix/master | grep
> compat_
Hi there,
I went back to the snapshot before trying to install postfix
from source, did an
apt-get install --reinstall postfix postfiy-mysql
But still the master executable has an old version:
root@jerakeen:~# objdump -T /usr/libexec/postfix/master | grep
compat_level
DO *UND
