Jason 'XenoPhage' Frisvold wrote:
I did some debugging via openssl s_client and it seems that the wait is between the client hello and the server hello. Once the server hello comes back, the key exchange, cipher stuff, handshakes, and actual sending of mail take only a second or so...Hi all,
I'm using the smtpauth and tls patch located here : http://shupp.org/patches/netqmail-1.05-tls-smtpauth-20040705.patch
I'm seeing significant delays (20-30 seconds) when sending mail from both Thunderbird and Evolution. These delays only occur when using secure SMTP. The logs show the TLS session starting, the client sends some TLS stuff (I can't read it) and then the waiting begins. About 20-30 seconds later, the server starts responding with more stuff and the email is sent.
Any idea what the problem here may be? Any clue how I can fix it? This occurs on every mail sent via secure SMTP. Turn off Secure SMTP and the emails fly through like it's nothing.
Thanks!
qmail-smtpd seems to jump to 100% processor when I try to negotiate TLS... This would, obviously, be a problem.. :) Any idea why it might do this??
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