What client are you trying to use?
What's in the error log above and below that line? Have you tried to
bump up the logging level by uncommenting the debug constants after
the use IO::Socket::SSL line?
When I did that I found that the issue I was having (this was with
plain old
Ed McLain wrote:
and I get this in the apache error log:
TLS failed: Could not create SSL socket: at /home/smtpd/qpsmtpd//plugins/tls
line 98.
I had similar problems and got an error message in the main Apache
error_log of:
[Sat Oct 07 09:40:45 2006] [error] Could not create SSL
On Oct 6, 2006, at 15:39, Ed McLain wrote:
What client are you trying to use?
Straight telnet
How do you speak SSL then? :-) That's a little like programming
with cat /dev/sda1.
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Just as a full test I ran swaks against it and here are the results:
=== Trying x.x.x.x:25...
=== Connected to x.x.x.x.
- 220 tmx1.testnet.com ESMTP qpsmtpd 0.32 ready; send us your mail,
but not your spam.
- EHLO tested
- 250-tmx1.testnet.com Hi [x.x.x.x] [x.x.x.x] -
250-PIPELINING
-
James Turnbull wrote:
I had similar problems and got an error message in the main Apache
error_log of:
[Sat Oct 07 09:40:45 2006] [error] Could not create SSL context:
Permission denied at /home/smtpd/plugins/tls line 79.\n
I fixed this issue - SSL debug revealed it was permissions on the
