How To Tell SendMail To Explicitly NOT Try TLS For A Domain
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In the /etc/mail/access file, add the line:
Try_TLS:broken.server NO
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Updated on September 17, 2022Comments
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Mike B over 1 year
CentOS 5.x | Sendmail
Hi Guys,
I have sendmail setup to perform opportunistic TLS but would like to never use TLS when sending to a specific domain. Is there an entry I can add to /etc/mail/access to tell the server not to use it (regardless of whether or not the receiving MTA advertises support)?
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Admin almost 14 yearsJust out of curiosity, why?
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Admin almost 14 yearsOne reason: There exists broekn/misconfigured mail servers (for instance, iqc3.math.uwaterloo.ca) that will reject mail coming in on the SMTPS port. (different MikeyB, BTW)
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Admin almost 14 yearsTLS doesn't operate on the SMTPS (SSL) port, but I suppose it would be possible to configure a server such that encrypted sessions need to authenticate; which yours is obviously not looking to do. Good call on the "misconfigured server".
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Admin almost 14 yearsThinkoed there - still rather annoyed at their misconfiguration :)
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Mike B almost 14 yearsThanks. This is exactly what I needed. Good name btw ;-)
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Steve Townsend almost 10 yearsGo Team Mike B! :D