William,
In my humble opinion, and admittedly it is only that, an opinion, it
seems to me that the problem would most likely be with the CentOS 6
system and it's associated software primarily OpenSSL.
If it were me I'd compile OpenSSL 3 on the system and compile qmail
against it and install the packages manually so as not to interfere with
other software. If you have a VE and create a VM it would be much less
intrusive.
Eric
On 2025-05-13 07:27, William Silverstein wrote:
I am not running QMTY. I am running my own version, which is a modified
version of QmailRocks on Centos 6. I ran in to the same problem using
the
turboSMTP service.
I would have moved to QMT, but I don't want to use spamdyke and I use
perlscan feature of qmailscanner.
On Tue, May 13, 2025 5:25 am, Eric Broch wrote:
Did you see my last question (below)?
I was wondering if you had an older version of qmail, spamdyke, or EL
<= 7
On 5/13/2025 1:12 AM, William Silverstein wrote:
What version of qmailtoaster are you running? spamdyke version? OS?
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