> ... so asking to have PF modified to accommodate a client’s > old & outdated firmware seems a bit like the tail waggin’ > the dog don’t you think?
Yes, it looks like this :-) But I was hoping that it would be enough to make corrections in the main.cf and master.cf, and Postfix friendship with the camera would be restored. Unfortunately, I will not be able to implement the Steps 1-3 proposed by you, because my knowledge is not enough for this. Thefore apparently, me will have to use plain text, although it's not safe :-( In any case, thank you Viktor so much for your attention and qualified analysis of this problem! :=) > Step 1, deploy a 2048-bit RSA certificate. If you think that 2048-bit > RSA isn't strong enough for your security needs, you'll be sad to learn > that most of the software deployed on your system is subject to updates > protected by weaker keys, your bank's website uses weaker keys, most of > the "root CAs" in your browser use weaker keys, ... > > Step 2. If necessary, use RSA-SHA1 to create the certificate self-signature. > > Step 3. If necessary, instead get a certificate from a public CA > trusted by your camera... > > Step 4. Give up and use cleartext. > > -- > Viktor. Best regards, -- <o...@extmail.info> _______________________________________________ Postfix-users mailing list -- postfix-users@postfix.org To unsubscribe send an email to postfix-users-le...@postfix.org
