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Hi all,
we experienced an issue while setting up a custom SMTP server a while ago.
For our mail server we use STARTTLS and were not able to get our PBX send emails using our own SMTP.
From the error message, we were able to see that you use MailKit as a backend for mails.
We then did some tests with MailKit compiled locally and were able to reproduce the issue.
The switch in the 3CX admin UI "Enable SSL/TLS " only seems to switch between the options SecureSocketOptions.SslOnConnect and SecureSocketOptions.None in MailKit (just guessing).
With our custom SMTP we would need the option SecureSocketOptions.StartTls.
We worked our way around this by setting up a local mail relay on the PBX server so this is in no way a problem that needs to be adressed right away (or at all).
I just wanted to bring up this issue and ask if you would consider expanding the admin UI a bit in order to switch between all options available in MailKit for setting up a custom SMTP.
Thanks,
lesthre
we experienced an issue while setting up a custom SMTP server a while ago.
For our mail server we use STARTTLS and were not able to get our PBX send emails using our own SMTP.
From the error message, we were able to see that you use MailKit as a backend for mails.
We then did some tests with MailKit compiled locally and were able to reproduce the issue.
The switch in the 3CX admin UI "Enable SSL/TLS " only seems to switch between the options SecureSocketOptions.SslOnConnect and SecureSocketOptions.None in MailKit (just guessing).
With our custom SMTP we would need the option SecureSocketOptions.StartTls.
We worked our way around this by setting up a local mail relay on the PBX server so this is in no way a problem that needs to be adressed right away (or at all).
I just wanted to bring up this issue and ask if you would consider expanding the admin UI a bit in order to switch between all options available in MailKit for setting up a custom SMTP.
Thanks,
lesthre