1. When my maillog.txt is rolled over it is renamed YY-MM-DD.maillog.txt
(with a 2-digit year number at the beginning of the filename).
I would like the old log files to be named YYYY-MM-DD.maillog.txt
(with a 4-digit year number at the beginning of the filename).
Is there a way to do this? The only configurable parameter I see
that affects the filename is LogNameMMDD, and the only choice it
gives me is between YY-MM-DD.maillog.txt and MM-DD.maillog.txt.
The LogDateFormat configurable parameter gives me control over the
timestamps within the logfile; I would like to have similar control
over the names of the logfiles. Can this be done?
2. I would like to send my outgoing mail thru ASSP (so that, for
example, it can automatically add my recipients to my whitelist).
I have a dynamic IP address, which means, practically speaking,
that I have to use my ISP's relay host for outgoing mail (many
computers, perhaps most computers, are unwilling to accept SMTP
connections from dynamic IP addresses).
My ISP's relay host, however, outbound.att.net, requires STARTTLS
and encryption, even on port 25 (which violates the RFC,
parenthetically). I can have a totally encrypted conversation on
port 465, or I can connect normally to port 25 or to port 587, and
then I must issue a STARTTLS and elevate the connection to an
encrypted one (I also have to AUTH myself with name and password,
but that's another matter).
Now, I do see configurable parameters that allow me to specify both
a hostname and a port number for my smarthost. But is there a way
to configure ASSP to encrypt the conversation to the smarthost, for
port 465, or, even better, to start the conversation unencrypted,
and then to encrypt after getting a reply to a STARTTLS?
Thank you in advance for your answers to these questions.
Jay F. Shachter
6424 N Whipple St
Chicago IL 60645-4111
(1-773)7613784 landline
(1-410)9964737 GoogleVoice
[email protected]
http://m5.chicago.il.us
"Quidquid latine dictum sit, altum videtur"
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