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In the IMAP configuration I see the field to set the port and the
radio button for different possibilities of encryption.
But in the SMTP setup I see only the field for the port information.
Tin
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Monday, January 10, 2011, 4:10:35 PM, you wrote:
Hi,
this is implemented in EGroupware. You can use the server and the SSL Port.
This works fine.
Stefan
Hello,
are there any plans to have also encrypted connection for SMTP with
the email function?
Would be a nice feature if you have the SMTP server on an other server
than your eGroupware installation.
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In Thunderbird I have for this account under SMTP port 587 with
STARTTLS.
When I set port 587 in email configuration the email is not sent and I
get an error window telling me that the email could be sent.
Error: Could not send message. Trying to recover from session data
Tin
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Monday, January 10, 2011, 5:27:40 PM, you wrote:
Hi Tin,
yes you are right, the Buttons are missing, but it is magic, it works
without the buttons
Try it with the right ports and it will work.
Stefan
Hello Stefan,
hmm - I don’t see it, sorry.
In the IMAP configuration I see the field to set the port and the
radio button for different possibilities of encryption.
But in the SMTP setup I see only the field for the port information.
Tin
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encrypted SMTP connection seems still not to work over here with
eGroupware:
In Thunderbird I have for this same account under SMTP port 587 with
STARTTLS - and this works.
In eGroupware I set SMTP to port 587 in email configuration but the
email is not sent and I get an error window telling me that the email
could be sent.
“Error: Could not send message. Trying to recover from session data”
Tin
–
Monday, January 10, 2011, 5:27:40 PM, you wrote:
Hi Tin,
yes you are right, the Buttons are missing, but it is magic, it works
without the buttons
Try it with the right ports and it will work.
Stefan
Hello Stefan,
hmm - I don’t see it, sorry.
In the IMAP configuration I see the field to set the port and the
radio button for different possibilities of encryption.
But in the SMTP setup I see only the field for the port information.
Tin
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you can also try to use the following syntax for smtp:
tls:servername or ssl:servername
Stefan
Hello Stefan,
encrypted SMTP connection seems still not to work over here with
eGroupware:
In Thunderbird I have for this same account under SMTP port 587 with
STARTTLS - and this works.
In eGroupware I set SMTP to port 587 in email configuration but the
email is not sent and I get an error window telling me that the email
could be sent.
“Error: Could not send message. Trying to recover from session data”
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thanks. But I get always the error that the message couldn’t be sent.
Testing with Telnet, port 587 is answering.
Is there any possibility to see a log to see the “dialog” between
eGroupware and the server to find the problem?
Tin.
Thursday, January 13, 2011, 11:07:15 AM, you wrote:
Hi Tin,
you can also try to use the following syntax for smtp:
tls:servername or ssl:servername
Stefan
Hello Stefan,
encrypted SMTP connection seems still not to work over here with
eGroupware:
In Thunderbird I have for this same account under SMTP port 587 with
STARTTLS - and this works.
In eGroupware I set SMTP to port 587 in email configuration but the
email is not sent and I get an error window telling me that the email
could be sent.
“Error: Could not send message. Trying to recover from session data”
Tin
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Please try the following example like:
tsl://myserver.com
ss://myserver.com
ssl://smtp.gmail.com
Stefan
Hello Stefan,
thanks. But I get always the error that the message couldn’t be sent.
Testing with Telnet, port 587 is answering.
Is there any possibility to see a log to see the “dialog” between
eGroupware and the server to find the problem?
Tin.
Thursday, January 13, 2011, 11:07:15 AM, you wrote:
Hi Tin,
you can also try to use the following syntax for smtp:
tls:servername or ssl:servername
Stefan
Hello Stefan,
encrypted SMTP connection seems still not to work over here with
eGroupware:
In Thunderbird I have for this same account under SMTP port 587 with
STARTTLS - and this works.
In eGroupware I set SMTP to port 587 in email configuration but the
email is not sent and I get an error window telling me that the email
could be sent.
“Error: Could not send message. Trying to recover from session data”
Tin
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Thursday, January 13, 2011, 12:28:52 PM, you wrote:
Hi Tin,
sorry, I forget the “//”.
Please try the following example like:
tsl://myserver.com
ss://myserver.com
ssl://smtp.gmail.com
Stefan
Hello Stefan,
thanks. But I get always the error that the message couldn’t be sent.
Testing with Telnet, port 587 is answering.
Is there any possibility to see a log to see the “dialog” between
eGroupware and the server to find the problem?
Tin.
Thursday, January 13, 2011, 11:07:15 AM, you wrote:
Hi Tin,
you can also try to use the following syntax for smtp:
tls:servername or ssl:servername
Stefan
Hello Stefan,
encrypted SMTP connection seems still not to work over here with
eGroupware:
In Thunderbird I have for this same account under SMTP port 587 with
STARTTLS - and this works.
In eGroupware I set SMTP to port 587 in email configuration but the
email is not sent and I get an error window telling me that the email
could be sent.
“Error: Could not send message. Trying to recover from session data”
Tin
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I can get port 25 to work using tls://smtpIP but 587 doesn’t but it works on other email scripts. I’d prefer to use 587… any ideas? if it helps I also have to use the smtp IP address instead of the server name if this goes hand in hand.
I can get port 25 to work using tls://smtpIP but 587 doesn’t but it works on
other email scripts. I’d prefer to use 587… any ideas? if it helps I also
have to use the smtp IP address instead of the server name if this goes hand
in hand.
And a “telnet $ip 587” shows the port is accessible from the webserver?
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