Hello,
Works for me. Both side is qmail-ldap, but I think it will work with
googlemail too.
First, compile qmail-ldap with TLS flags.
- TLS=-DTLS_REMOTE -DTLS_SMTPD -DTLSDEBUG
Secondly: put TLS port, auth username and password into qmail smtproutes
config file.
:smtp.googlemail.com:587 username password
I hope, this help.
Regards, Nandor
2015.02.24. 0:15 keltezéssel, Andrea Prunic írta:
I'm not sure this place is till alive, but let's try...been a long
time since I've tracked this mailing list.
Anyhow, I'm stuck in a situation where my ISP is blocking outgoing
port 25, and I need my daily logs etc to go somewhere - something like
gmail, since my primary address is there.
But, Gmail wants TLS with AUTH PLAIN authentication, and, though I can
set smtproute for everything, I can't login to Google's smtp servers.
I've seen a bunch of remote smtp auth patches for regular qmail, but
none for qmail-ldap. Even, somebody said it won't be done because
qmail is supposed to talk to others directly on port 25...obviuosly, a
lot of time has passed since then, and it is obvious that some thing
need to be updated in qmail-ldap patch.
So, does somebody know of a way to make qmail-ldap (qmail-remote to be
precise) work with smtproutes that has username and password in it for
remote auth?
Perfect solution would be to have different settings for different
remote domains...
Cheers, Andrea
