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John Covici <covici@××××××××××.com> writes: |
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> Well, you have several issues, looks like procmail executable does not |
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> have correct permissions, should be |
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> -rwsr-s--x 1 root root |
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> or at least this is the way I have it. |
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The issue with procmail was that it was not even installed... Suprised |
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me at first but this is a rather new install and hadn't gotten that |
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done yet. |
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Anyway, once emerged /usr/bin/procmail has the same permissions as you posted. |
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> If you need to send out on port 587, you need to enable starttls by |
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> generating a cert, or getting one from somewhere, defining the |
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> mechanisms and other things. I think once you get that done things |
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> will work, or you will be able to figure it out easily. |
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For anyone stumbling on this thread looking for sendmail info I post |
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the following, and to conclude our thread. |
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I see the sendmail sources do have CACerts file in top level of the |
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unpacked sources. Maybe that is what folks use. Also there is some |
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explanation in one of the READMEs as well but still was not at all |
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clear what really needed doing.... but actually: |
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I dodged the issue altogether and swiched my smart host from |
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smtp.gmail.com (which demands STARTTLS) to smtp.newsguy.com. So when |
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sending to a gmail address now newsguy takes care of whatever it is |
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with Certs. |
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Should have tried that sooner... but there was enough other stuff |
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wrong that probably wouldn't have worked yet anyway. |
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All working for now. Sending works, even to gmail addresses. And |
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others work. Logs show no problems. |
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Thanks for the help. |
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