| Anonymous 2005-04-21, 5:45 pm |
| On Thu, 21 Apr 2005, Admin <admin@parsifal.weedns.com> wrote:
>On Thu, 21 Apr 2005 13:32:16 +0000, Anonymous wrote:
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>That's almost worth a smile.
Well I may have been a bit harsh. Although I disagree with most of the
stuff you come up with, I don't think that should stop the exchange of
technical information.
I hope that you stop attempting to block posts and criticizing other
remops because their views of how to run a remailer are at odds with
your own. However, attempting to prevent you resuming a remailer by not
giving help isn't the way to go about changing your mind on these sorts
of issues.
>One interesting suggestion was to use port 25 in stunnel instead of 465.
>In other words, not to do any port conversion. There was some highly
>technical reason for doing that; in any case, it didn't work either, and,
>from reading the discussion that looking up the error message led to, it
>seems that stunnel won't work with tls.
Yes it does, but you need to add the protocol option.
[smtp]
accept = 25
connect = smtp.server:25
protocol = smtp
If that doesn't work either, then you need to check that your smtp
server actually does do tls. Try this:
Click Start menu, then Run. Type "telnet smtp.server 25" without the
quotes and hit enter.
You should get some sort of welcoming banner. Type "EHLO localhost" and
then enter and it should reply with something. Then type "STARTTLS" and
hit enter. All of that is without quotes by the way.
If it says something like command not recognized then I'm afraid your
ISP doesn't support tls. If it says something that looks like it's
ready to exchange keys then it supports it. Close telnet.
>If this 'tls' thing is really the latest wrinkle in the ssl family, then
>stunnel, and other port conversion utilities, will undoubtedly incorporate
>it, probably sooner than later.
Already does. Additionally, make sure you don't just leave accept with
the port number. Bind it to localhost otherwise anyone on the internet
will be able to connect to you on port 25 and get a connection to your
ISP mail server.
[smtp]
accept = 127.0.0.1:25
connect = smtp.server:25
protocol = smtp
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