Why not just (not via inetd) use stunnel (assuming you want to force AUTH
to prevent yourself becoming an open relay)? It Works For Us(tm) on our
Debian stable setup.
/usr/sbin/stunnelsmtp -d 465 -r 587 -p /path/to/mail.pem -- ssmtp
[main config]
daemon_smtp_port = 25:587
[sample acl]
accept condition = ${if eq{$interface_port}{587}{1}{0}}
endpass
message = AUTH required for message submission (thanks stunnel :)
authenticated = *
(with Exim 3 you can use multiple config files)
At 09:53 +0100 Philip Hazel wrote:
>On 1 Apr 2002, Matthew Grant wrote:
>
>> I reccomend that it get included
>> in the next point release of exim 3.3x, and be intergrated into exim
>> 4.0x as it will solve a lot of problems supporting legacy-style SSL SMTP
>> from various MTAs on Unix/Linux, DOS/windows and MAC OS.
>
>I'll certainly take a look at the code for 4.xx, but I'm hoping not to
>make any more changes to 3.3x if I can help it.
