programm...@pmw-wheeltracker.com writes:
>Which means it works, and ASSP gives a SSL connection to receive
>mail,
>but forwards it to the mail server without the SSL part.
>Am I on the right track?
On the right track, yes.
If the receiving port would offer TLS, it would even be encrypted.
It is
On 1/29/2010 3:02 PM, PMW-Troy wrote:
> Is there someone out there with a good tutorial on how to get SSL
> working on in a Windows 2003/Perl 5.10/ASSP 1.5/hMailServer setup (or
> would work with me and we'd make one to go on the ASSP wiki) or would it
> be better to go to ASSP v2?
>
I'm running
Ok, if I'm guessing correctly, removing the entry in smtpDestinationSSL
causes ASSP to send the mail on the default smtpDestination port.
Which means it works, and ASSP gives a SSL connection to receive mail,
but forwards it to the mail server without the SSL part.
Am I on the right track?
On 1/
I'm not quite sure what you are getting to Fritz, but I erased
smtpDestinationSSL and tried again
It went through.
I'm kinda confused here.
On 1/29/2010 6:24 PM, Fritz Borgstedt wrote:
> programm...@pmw-wheeltracker.com schreibt:
>
>> Setup listenPortSSL for 465 and have smtpDestinationSSL
I'm not using a beta for the new system
It [was] the latest stable 1.6.5.1
For the "get-er-up-and-running" system it's old 1.5.1.5
Is there an awk for windows?
Nevermind, found one.
On 2/1/2010 8:24 AM, GrayHat wrote:
>
>
>> Stunnel gives you one more set of logs to trudge through, makng
>>
> Stunnel gives you one more set of logs to trudge through, makng
> troubleshooting harder. It makes connections to ASSP appear to all
> come from the same place for MUA based stuff.
what's wrong in a simple script using (e.g.) awk to "correlate" logs
and give you the infos you need ? It's n
On Jan 30, 2010, at 8:04 AM, "Grayhat" wrote:
>> One problem is that this looks like I need to have sTunnel
>> installed on
>> the clients, and that's not likely.
>
> Uh... are you a sysadm or an hairdresser ?
Ha ha.
> Seriously, all you'll have to do (after an RTFM) will be installing
> stu
> One problem is that this looks like I need to have sTunnel installed on
> the clients, and that's not likely.
Uh... are you a sysadm or an hairdresser ?
Seriously, all you'll have to do (after an RTFM) will be installing
stunnel on the ASSP box or on a machine on your network and
configuring
programm...@pmw-wheeltracker.com schreibt:
>Setup listenPortSSL for 465 and have smtpDestinationSSL set to the
>port
>in hMailServer for SMTP SSL
make smtpDestinationSSL empty and try again.
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Fritz,
The machine up and running now has 1.5.1.5 on it. It's getting replaced
soon, but it's in place now and I'd rather go through changing the perl
version (I posted wrong, the current Perl on it is 5.08), and resetting
up ASSP on it. The new system has 1.6 on it and I'll be grabbing the
whi
programm...@pmw-wheeltracker.com schreibt:
>I'm trying to get SSL working and it's not so promising.
What version of ASSP are you running?
SSL/TLS is working quite nicely in ASSP V1.
The newest besta (1.6.5.3) will even do automatic generation of cert
files.
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> Is there someone out there with a good tutorial on how to get SSL
> working on in a Windows 2003/Perl 5.10/ASSP 1.5/hMailServer setup (or
what about using http://www.stunnel.org/ ?
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Right now we use ASSP v1, and it's done ok.
I'm trying to get SSL working and it's not so promising.
What I've been reading suggests that ASSP v2 is better for this
Is there someone out there with a good tutorial on how to get SSL
working on in a Windows 2003/Perl 5.10/ASSP 1.5/hMailServer setup
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