I haven't seen that error before, but from some research it looks like
the connection did abort. It looks like it could be due to the fact
that the mail client does not support ssl, you are forcing ssl
connections and there is no security certificate for exim to use, or
that the security cert is not correctly configured in exim.
I don't suppose you could provide the full set of logs for that
connection attempt to verify this?
Sean
On Wed, Sep 2, 2009 at 2:56 PM, eximmail<eximmail@???> wrote:
> Andreas Metzler wrote:
>> Christian Schmidt <Christian.Schmidt@???> wrote:
>>
>>> eximmail, 01.09.2009 (d.m.y):
>>>
>>
>>
>>>> I am trying to figure if I have TLS built in to my exim.
>>>>
>>
>>
>>> Just ask your exim binary:
>>> ldd /path/to/your/exim/binary
>>> And look if libssl or libgnutls appears in the output.
>>>
>>
>> That is just an indication. ldd follows indirect linking, i.e. if you
>> built exim with postgreSQL support, you will find libssl in the ldd
>> output no matter whether exim was built with TLS support, since libpq
>> links against libssl.
>> cu andreas
>>
> I think I just about got it the only problem I am having now is whoever
> sends mail it tries to connect to ssl and not the normal channels and
> all mail comes in with an ssl error of (SSL_accept):
> error:00000000:lib(0):func(0):reason(0). I looks as if the ssl is
> shutting down before completion?
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