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Posted to server-user@james.apache.org by mbeckman <mb...@earnware.com> on 2007/06/07 00:31:34 UTC

SMTPS and mobile phones

JAMES Version: 2.3.1
Phone: Moto Q
SMTP SSL port: 465
POP SSL port: 995
SMTP port: 25
POP port: 110

Hi all,

Having some difficulty getting SMTP with TLS/SSL working for a Moto Q phone.
POP and SMTP without SSL work fine, as well as POP with SSL. Authentication
is required for both POP and SMTP (using our own custom modules). Also, more
importantly, it also works with Outlook Express from outside our network. On
the phone, there is no place to specify what port the outgoing SMTP server
should be using. It only provides a checkbox for "Use SSL with this
connection." 

My question is how do I get JAMES to support TLS/SSL with these types of
devices? I have tried to get SSL working over port 25 with no success.

Thanks,

Matt
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Re: SMTPS and mobile phones

Posted by Stefano Bagnara <ap...@bago.org>.
mbeckman ha scritto:
> JAMES Version: 2.3.1
> Phone: Moto Q
> SMTP SSL port: 465
> POP SSL port: 995
> SMTP port: 25
> POP port: 110
> 
> Hi all,
> 
> Having some difficulty getting SMTP with TLS/SSL working for a Moto Q phone.
> POP and SMTP without SSL work fine, as well as POP with SSL. Authentication
> is required for both POP and SMTP (using our own custom modules). Also, more
> importantly, it also works with Outlook Express from outside our network. On
> the phone, there is no place to specify what port the outgoing SMTP server
> should be using. It only provides a checkbox for "Use SSL with this
> connection." 
> 
> My question is how do I get JAMES to support TLS/SSL with these types of
> devices? I have tried to get SSL working over port 25 with no success.

465 was ok for SSL.
You should ask this question on a Moto Q list, to understand what kind
of SSL connection the Moto expect to do and to what port.

Stefano



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