I have a problem after setup postfix vs stunnel is relay host: client outlook --->[postfix:25 relay to stunnel:1125]--->smtp.vt.com.vn:465
I can sent email via postfix with telnet command but can't sent email with outlook client. Help me! My config below:
Frist the copy-n-paste from the forum description :
This is not a general Postfix help forum - this is for the separate package PostfixAdmin which configures/maintains virtual domains & mailboxes using Postfix (plus MySQL or PostgreSQL, optionally maildrop, and Courier or Dovecot).
For Postfix help you should head over to postfix.org and check out the Postfix mailing lists.
But, for your problem, I have a few observations :
1) Do the same diagnostics for the manual (telnet) session as you did for the Outlook session so you have something you can compare like-for-like. What you have now is the "client view" for one method, and the "server view" for the other - so nothing to compare ! You can also try turning up the debug level further and see if any more detail comes out.
2) If you use a packet sniffer, you can capture the client-server interaction for the Outlook client giving you something to compare with your telnet session.
3) I am puzzled why you are using stunnel when Postfix supports SSL out of the box ? Wouldn't it be easier to just use Postfix's built-in SSL - it's not hard to set up ?
4) Is it possible that Outlook is attempting to do StartTLS which I'm guessing won't work through stunnel ?
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Thanks for answering. I am very sorry for creating topic without reading the directions carefully by admin postfix. I will copy-n-paste from the forum Postfix.
As you have suggested some solutions I would like to respond as follows:
1) Do the same diagnostics for the manual (telnet) session as you did for the Outlook session so you have something you can compare like-for-like. What you have now is the "client view" for one method, and the "server view" for the other - so nothing to compare ! You can also try turning up the
debug level further and see if any more detail comes out.
2) If you use a packet sniffer, you can capture the client-server interaction for the Outlook client giving you something to compare with your telnet session.
I will check again
3) I am puzzled why you are using stunnel when Postfix supports SSL out of the box ? Wouldn't it be easier to just use Postfix's built-in SSL - it's not hard to set up ?
Because I want to build a proxy email relay for multiple account email. Befor email relay I want filter some content body or add some email to: bcc, cc..
4) Is it possible that Outlook is attempting to do StartTLS which I'm guessing won't work through stunnel ?
If I setting outlook client to port 1125 stunnel. It's work fine! so I think problem is postfix.
Last edit: F10 2016-07-12
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I have a problem after setup postfix vs stunnel is relay host:
client outlook --->[postfix:25 relay to stunnel:1125]--->smtp.vt.com.vn:465I can sent email via postfix with telnet command but can't sent email with outlook client. Help me! My config below:
[127.0.0.1]:1125 username:password4.test telnet
Frist the copy-n-paste from the forum description :
This is not a general Postfix help forum - this is for the separate package PostfixAdmin which configures/maintains virtual domains & mailboxes using Postfix (plus MySQL or PostgreSQL, optionally maildrop, and Courier or Dovecot).
For Postfix help you should head over to postfix.org and check out the Postfix mailing lists.
But, for your problem, I have a few observations :
1) Do the same diagnostics for the manual (telnet) session as you did for the Outlook session so you have something you can compare like-for-like. What you have now is the "client view" for one method, and the "server view" for the other - so nothing to compare ! You can also try turning up the debug level further and see if any more detail comes out.
2) If you use a packet sniffer, you can capture the client-server interaction for the Outlook client giving you something to compare with your telnet session.
3) I am puzzled why you are using stunnel when Postfix supports SSL out of the box ? Wouldn't it be easier to just use Postfix's built-in SSL - it's not hard to set up ?
4) Is it possible that Outlook is attempting to do StartTLS which I'm guessing won't work through stunnel ?
Thanks for answering. I am very sorry for creating topic without reading the directions carefully by admin postfix. I will copy-n-paste from the forum Postfix.
As you have suggested some solutions I would like to respond as follows:
I will check again
Because I want to build a proxy email relay for multiple account email. Befor email relay I want filter some content body or add some email to: bcc, cc..
If I setting outlook client to port 1125 stunnel. It's work fine! so I think problem is postfix.
Last edit: F10 2016-07-12