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Mails sent with Postal web interface are successfully going through and they even say "Transport Security Received over an SSL connection", which is the expected behaviour.
But when I try to connect to SMTP server through external services, there is some issue during SSL handshake.
If my postal server is running on postal.example.com then my SSL certificate is also for the same domain, i.e. postal.example.com (I had turned off the postal server for while until certbot standalone server generated the SSL certificate).
My SMTP credentials still work with unencrypted messages, but I need to make it work with encrypted messages as well.
Not sure if this is due to some certificate issue (although postal web interface seems to be working fine with it), or is this due to the fact that port 25 does not support encrypted messages.
Environment details
OS: Ubuntu 22.04 LTS
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Postal v3.3.2 SMTP server does not support TLS while using SMTP credentails
Postal v3.3.2 SMTP server does not support TLS while using SMTP credentials
Apr 5, 2024
Describe the bug
I generated SSL certificate using certbot, and enabled TLS by editing
postal.yml
with following config:Mails sent with Postal web interface are successfully going through and they even say "Transport Security Received over an SSL connection", which is the expected behaviour.
But when I try to connect to SMTP server through external services, there is some issue during SSL handshake.
If my postal server is running on postal.example.com then my SSL certificate is also for the same domain, i.e. postal.example.com (I had turned off the postal server for while until certbot standalone server generated the SSL certificate).
My SMTP credentials still work with unencrypted messages, but I need to make it work with encrypted messages as well.
Not sure if this is due to some certificate issue (although postal web interface seems to be working fine with it), or is this due to the fact that port 25 does not support encrypted messages.
Environment details
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: