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From: <jav...@li...> - 2011-08-13 01:16:24
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Thank you for using JES2. On to your questions/issues. 1) Using 'non-secure' smtp mode (standard mail.conf settings) it seems the 1.6 mail.conf settings don't work 'out-of-the-box' anymore under 2.1. Non-authenticated mail connections don't get delivered anymore as they were under 1.6. To remedy this, in needed to enable authentication (password) for SMTP connection in my mail client, where authentication used to be 'none' working with jes 1.6. Is this a deliberate choice? Absolutely. Having an SMTP server run as an open relay is not an option these days. An alternative is to use the "testing.destination" option in mail.conf and set it to a folder of choice. 2) When we enable secure smtp communication, our java mail agent tries to establish a connection using the SSLv2Hello protocol. Jes logs this attempt as "javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: SSLv2Hello is disabled" Is there a mail.conf setting which enables SSLv2Hello support? No. SSLv2Hello is deprecated. If you really need it you will have to compile from source after adding it to "ENABLED_PROTOCOLS" entry in source file "ConfigurationParameterConstants". You will have to update the cipher entries as well. 3) Mail to other (non local) domains gets relayed, even with relay.ipaddresses disabled (see setting) (The contacted mail relay-server is not even configured in the mail.conf file, so this must be through dynamic discovery) How can i prevent relaying ? Could you plz elaborate a bit more? The "relay" entries in mail.conf concern exclusively the recipient list of incoming messages and are only taken into account should the connecting sender not have authenticated during the active session. 4) Address forwarding from forwardme to ra...@ep... fails (see included user.conf file). Verified. Fix is available as a beta4a download. Andreas |
