Traefik listens on port 465, and forwards the traffic to the container on port 587
Or something is blocking access to port 465
port 443 working fine
So docker couldn't let Traefik listen on it
You would have gotten a warning from docker
So, something must be blocking port 465
Only answer I have for ya ;)
Could be a firewall for example
wait there is something strange that happened, when I run curl -v smtps://my.domain from same instance its give me success response @louis:laureys.me
Linux should route that internally if the hostname is set correctly. So that probably means amazon is indeed blocking port 465
any other response - you are firewalled and can't use these ports
I can keep repeating it, but something is blocking access to port 465 ;)
@louis:laureys.me "hello" is a reserved username this issue show up when I try to create hello@x.x
There is no limitations on usernames if you are creating accounts directly via the API. Username limitation is only when using the public signup form to prevent malicious users to register addresses like postmaster@domain and then taking over the domain name etc.
@andris9 is this config in pools.toml in zone-mat folder config effect my connection to smtp from any where
local IP addresses that can be used for outbound tcp connections
Server process must be able to locally bind to these addresses
[[default]]
address="0.0.0.0"
name="x.email"
Is there any file I need to check it to make sure connection not blocked in config file ?