Chris Hilts wrote:
mean? Why does Squirrelmail do that, when Postfix (and all other
rfc2822-compliant MTAs) expect 'ehlo myhost.mydomain.tld; starttls'?
Because once you've opened a socket in PHP, you can't redefine the socket
to support TLS. Thus, we can't use the STARTTLS command.
PHP4 is renow
John Ridge wrote:
After a hint from Chris I did some digging on configuring Postfix to listen
on a TLS-only port. I found the following information on configuring
main.cf and master.cf for TLS in Postfix
Bingo!
'grep smtps /etc/services'
smtps 465/tcp# SMTP over SSL (TLS)
master.c
John Ridge wrote:
After a hint from Chris I did some digging on configuring Postfix to listen
on a TLS-only port. I found the following information on configuring
main.cf and master.cf for TLS in Postfix
Thanks a heap to Chris, John, Jonathan and Seth (alphabetic order :) for
replying. This was
Hello John,
On Monday, November 03, 2003, John Ridge wrote...
> I believe you only need to use the stmps line (not the submission
> line) to get TLS for SMTP working with Squirrelmail. At least that
> was all that I did and SquirrelMail appears to be using TLS with
> STMP without any issues for me
Hi Tony,
After a hint from Chris I did some digging on configuring Postfix to listen
on a TLS-only port. I found the following information on configuring
main.cf and master.cf for TLS in Postfix
master.cf: additional services
It can be useful to have postfix listen on additional po
> First off, you should upgrade your php. php 4.1.2 is the minimum
required
> (http://www.squirrelmail.org/wiki/SquirrelMailRequirements). Also, SSL
support hasn't always been the best in PHP, so you might want to move up
to at least the 4.2.x
The minimum required PHP version to use TLS is PHP 4
Hello Tony,
On Monday, November 03, 2003, Tony Earnshaw wrote...
> Hi list
> SquirrelMail 1.4.2
> postfix-2.0.16-20031022
> Apache 1.3.27, mod_ssl-2.8.12-1.3.27, php 4.0.3,
> New poster, nothing to follow up. As soon as this is solved, I'll go
> away again.
> I second John Ridge's well-written
First off, you should upgrade your php. php 4.1.2 is the minimum required
(http://www.squirrelmail.org/wiki/SquirrelMailRequirements). Also, SSL
support hasn't always been the best in PHP, so you might want to move up
to at least the 4.2.x
Seth.
Tony Earnshaw said:
> Hi list
>
> SquirrelMail 1.4
