[stunnel-users] How use certificates with stunnel -- Newbie question
Shatadal
shatadal at vfemail.net
Sat Nov 27 11:41:52 CET 2004
mtrojnar at mirt wrote:
> Shatadal wrote:
>
> I guess there's a client=yes here.
>
>
>># IMAP service, listens on localhost:1200
>>[myisp-imaps]
>>accept=localhost:1200
>>connect=myisp.com:993
>
>
> Ok. IMAPS port is 993.
>
>
>># SMTP service, listens on localhost:260
>>[myisp-smtps]
>>accept=localhost:260
>>connect=myisp.com:25
>
>
> You either need to switch from SMTP to SSMTP:
>
> [myisp-ssmtp]
> accept=localhost:260
> connect=myisp.com:465
>
> or enable SMTP SSL protocol negotiation:
>
> [myisp-smtp-ssl]
> accept=localhost:260
> connect=myisp.com:25
> protocol=smtp
>
> (whatever is supported by your ISP)
I tried your second suggestion (myisp has port 465 disabled) but it did
not work. I was checking the traffic over my firewall and stunnel did
connect to myisp.com using smtp but the e-mail client (mozilla
thunderbird) was taking ages to send the e-mail and finally gave the
following error:
Sending of message failed.
The message could not be sent because connection to SMTP server
localhost failed. The server may be unavailable or is refusing SMTP
connections. Please verify that your SMTP server setting is correct and
try again, or else contact your network administrator.
I guess it is an issue with the certificate from myisp which I had
mentioned in my original post.
>
> Best regards,
> Mike
Thanks,
Shatadal.
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