Am 02.04.2011 23:17, schrieb Jeroen Geilman: > I see Mr Reindl is butting his big mouth in again
is your toilet broken or why is your neck so big? > I "should" do nothing. YOU can do waht you want, but do not recommend others wrong things > If the OP is running normal SMTP on port 25, then TLS is an added complexity, > and one he is apparently not > sufficiently prepared for; so if he can avoid it, I would advise him to do so. YOU would, but who are you to suggest others "disable encryption is ok"? > Because the primary value of TLS on a mail client is to be able to send > encrypted > login information, and prevent sniffing on local LAN networks *lol* you know about cram-md5 / digest-md5 this is for login-information > The majority of the internet is not sending encrypted mail between MTAs bullshit, you are not the majority Untrusted TLS connection established to mx2.t-systems.at Untrusted TLS connection established to gmail-smtp-in.l.google.com Untrusted TLS connection established to mx04.brts.barracuda.com Untrusted TLS connection established to mailw.lix.aon.at Untrusted TLS connection established to mx1.nokia.com Untrusted TLS connection established to mx.sil.at Untrusted TLS connection established to mx.inode.at > I can only repeat that your preposterous "SHOULD" demands are silly. > Guaranteed end-to-end encryption is not a job for the MTA. > Use PGP or GPG to achieve message confidentiality. you were the who spoke about "the majority"? the majority is not using GPG! but the majority is using TLS for smtp(pop3/imap if they have a smater sysadmin like you! > ..but that's utter bullshit, since you yourself said that encryption is > worthless unless > ALL hops use it. Now you're saying "oh, it's okay if they don't, but try > to minimize them" ? > > Make up your mind shut up if you have no idea about the topic again: NOBODY needs TLS for auth, this is done by auth-mechanisms if you provide TLS tou your clients you suggest that messages are encrypted and they are if you have configured your server right and the customer sends a message to gmail, but if you are too stupid the answer with the quoted information come back unecnrypted
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