I was testing a bit this setup of putting them in different servers, since
these options are implemented. What I was not sure was if they support TLS as
well. So Postfix-Dovecot SASL AUTH is not supported. Is TLS LMTP supported
between Postfix and Dovecot? I see that Dovecot LMTP supports a TLS
hameos@gmail.com skrev den 2023-11-17 13:10:
Ok ok, so the conversation is done. Just checking if it allows you to
introduce other commands.
just stop using telnet if tls is tested, use openssl s_client is
the only supported DEBUG tool, dont add debug in config if not asked
Ok ok, so the conversation is done. Just checking if it allows you to introduce
other commands.
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> On 17/11/2023 13:55 EET hameos@gmail.com wrote:
>
>
> Yep, testing purpose. In my config i set both lmtp and auth services with
> "ssl = yes", and then launch a client TLS connection:
> openssl s_client -servername mail.sample.com -connect localhost:12345
> (and in port 24)
>
Yep, testing purpose. In my config i set both lmtp and auth services with "ssl
= yes", and then launch a client TLS connection:
openssl s_client -servername mail.sample.com -connect localhost:12345
(and in port 24)
What I saw is:
- port 24 port (lmtp) - TLS handshake was done
- 12345
ibra skrev den 2023-11-15 11:00:
Is something else I'm missing?
rfc 1700
rfc 1918
tls on loopback is imho overkill, if just was an example ok :=)
use mta if more lmtp connections is in need, eq dont open port 24 poblic
on dovecot
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