Actually, port 587 is what QT refers to as the "submission port". I'm
not entirely sure why it was created (or who created it), but QT doesn't
check DNS RBLs for connections received on that port. In all other
ways, it is the same as port 25.
SMTPS (SMTP over SSL) uses port 465 by default. A
Hi Chris,
Port 587 ist the Port using TLS. Spamdyke will should on both ports.
>From the offical FAQ:
As of version 2.6.0, spamdyke supports TLS (which is just another name
for SSL). spamdyke will detect TLS and pass it through seamlessly.
Obviously, none of its post-connect filters will work (e.
Hi,
May sound like a daft question but thought I'd ask anyway, im thinking of
installing spamdyke into my qmailtoaster installation for many reasons but
one pressing issue in particular. We have a problem with our firewall and I
cant add any rules to it until our security guys fix it which coul
