betaman Posted January 16, 2011 Share Posted January 16, 2011 I used to have this configuration in my mail program: smtp.att.yahoo.com:465 But noticed that I was getting an error. I then read online that AT&T's smtp port for SSL changed from 465 to 587. I'm still getting an error though: Jan 16 16:46:00 Tower sSMTP[2408]: Unable to locate smtp.att.yahoo.com Jan 16 16:46:00 Tower sSMTP[2408]: Cannot open smtp.att.yahoo.com:587 Does anybody else use U-Verse for their mail notifications? Quote Link to comment
Joe L. Posted January 16, 2011 Share Posted January 16, 2011 What do you get when you type: net lookup smtp.att.yahoo.com Quote Link to comment
betaman Posted January 17, 2011 Author Share Posted January 17, 2011 98.138.31.74 Quote Link to comment
betaman Posted January 18, 2011 Author Share Posted January 18, 2011 Joe, did I answer your question or do you need more info? Seems to be a valid smtp address. Quote Link to comment
dgaschk Posted January 19, 2011 Share Posted January 19, 2011 Uverse uses port 995 with SSL. You'll need to add SSL to unraid or use gmail. Quote Link to comment
Joe L. Posted January 19, 2011 Share Posted January 19, 2011 Uverse uses port 995 with SSL. You'll need to add SSL to unraid or use gmail. There you go. Try using port 995. (and use TLS = YES) certainly worth a try. I have no other answers... I don't use your e-mail provider. I cannot test, since most will not accept connections from other than their own subscribers. (something about rejecting SPAM sent from bad-guys) Google is your friend. Others might be using ssmtp with the same provider and are going through the same configuration steps. Some e-mail providers are very picky about what they will accept. Joe L. Quote Link to comment
betaman Posted January 20, 2011 Author Share Posted January 20, 2011 Uverse uses port 995 with SSL. You'll need to add SSL to unraid or use gmail. There you go. Try using port 995. (and use TLS = YES) certainly worth a try. I have no other answers... I don't use your e-mail provider. I cannot test, since most will not accept connections from other than their own subscribers. (something about rejecting SPAM sent from bad-guys) Google is your friend. Others might be using ssmtp with the same provider and are going through the same configuration steps. Some e-mail providers are very picky about what they will accept. Joe L. Perhaps I need to back up and make sure I'm editing the correct files. Which file(s) should I be editing to make the smtp port changes as well as the TLS change? UnMenu reports the following for ssmtp: Installed, but version is different. Current version='2.60.4' expected '2.62' When I try to install ver 2.62 I get an error that the C compiler is not installed and the notes in that package say it's unlikely that I should need to install it. ssmtp_2.62.orig.tar.gz installation: The C compiler has not been installed. ssmtp compile not possible ssmtp_2.62.orig.tar.gz apparently did not install properly, /usr/local/etc/ssmtp/ssmtp.conf does not exist. Should I install the compiler and if so, do I need swap space? I have 2GB of RAM on the server. Quote Link to comment
Joe L. Posted January 20, 2011 Share Posted January 20, 2011 Uverse uses port 995 with SSL. You'll need to add SSL to unraid or use gmail. There you go. Try using port 995. (and use TLS = YES) certainly worth a try. I have no other answers... I don't use your e-mail provider. I cannot test, since most will not accept connections from other than their own subscribers. (something about rejecting SPAM sent from bad-guys) Google is your friend. Others might be using ssmtp with the same provider and are going through the same configuration steps. Some e-mail providers are very picky about what they will accept. Joe L. Perhaps I need to back up and make sure I'm editing the correct files. Which file(s) should I be editing to make the smtp port changes as well as the TLS change? UnMenu reports the following for ssmtp: Installed, but version is different. Current version='2.60.4' expected '2.62' When I try to install ver 2.62 I get an error that the C compiler is not installed and the notes in that package say it's unlikely that I should need to install it. ssmtp_2.62.orig.tar.gz installation: The C compiler has not been installed. ssmtp compile not possible ssmtp_2.62.orig.tar.gz apparently did not install properly, /usr/local/etc/ssmtp/ssmtp.conf does not exist. You will need to install the "C" compiler. And you'll then be able to install the newer version of ssmtp. The older version did not have any ability to use the TLS options. Quote Link to comment
betaman Posted January 20, 2011 Author Share Posted January 20, 2011 Does the compiler only need to run once to install the new version or do I also have to have it auto-install it on reboot? UnMenu is reporting that ver 2.62 is installed and set to auto-install. I rebooted the server to just to make sure and the compiler is not installed but ssmtp 2.62 is. When I run the test script with TLS set to YES and smtp server set to smtp.att.yahoo.com:995: echo -e "Subject: a test\n\nThis is the email body." | ssmtp -d root I get the same error: ssmtp: Cannot open smtp.att.yahoo.com:995 I guess this is the end of the line? Is a gmail account the only other option? Quote Link to comment
betaman Posted January 20, 2011 Author Share Posted January 20, 2011 Well, I did try to google ssmtp and AT&T U-Verse. Most of the posts say to use port 587. When I use this then I get the following: Jan 19 20:54:51 Tower sSMTP[10034]: Set Root="[email protected]" Jan 19 20:54:51 Tower sSMTP[10034]: Set MailHub="smtp.att.yahoo.com" Jan 19 20:54:51 Tower sSMTP[10034]: Set RemotePort="587" Jan 19 20:54:51 Tower sSMTP[10034]: Set HostName="[email protected]" Jan 19 20:54:51 Tower sSMTP[10034]: Set UseSTARTTLS="True" Jan 19 20:54:51 Tower sSMTP[10034]: Set AuthUser="myusername" Jan 19 20:54:51 Tower sSMTP[10034]: Set AuthPass="mypassword" Jan 19 20:54:51 Tower sSMTP[10034]: Set FromLineOverride="True" Jan 19 20:54:51 Tower sSMTP[10034]: Creating SSL connection to host Jan 19 20:54:51 Tower sSMTP[10034]: 220 smtp101.sbc.mail.re3.yahoo.com ESMTP Jan 19 20:54:51 Tower sSMTP[10034]: EHLO [email protected] Jan 19 20:54:51 Tower sSMTP[10034]: 250 8BITMIME Jan 19 20:54:51 Tower sSMTP[10034]: STARTTLS Jan 19 20:54:51 Tower sSMTP[10034]: 502 Command not implemented Jan 19 20:54:51 Tower sSMTP[10034]: STARTTLS not working Jan 19 20:54:51 Tower sSMTP[10034]: Cannot open smtp.att.yahoo.com:587 Quote Link to comment
betaman Posted January 20, 2011 Author Share Posted January 20, 2011 Ok, I solved my problem by getting a gmail account but I had to use TLS=YES and smtp.gmail.com:587 to get the test message to work! Hope this helps somebody else! Quote Link to comment
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