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Old 10-08-2011, 02:33 AM
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Default 7.1.3: multi-domain and smtp/TLS; manually change master.conf.in?

I have 7.1.3 OSS installed in a multi-server, multi-domain environment, with separate IPs and commercial certificates for each domain. IMAP/Web access with StartTLS works fine, but SMTP via submission port (587) with startTLS seems to be returning the wrong certificate.

testing with openssl s_client -connect <host : port> -starttls smtp -status, I can see that the only the base domain certificate is returned each time.

contrast with openssl s_client -connect <host : port> -starttls imap -status, the correct domain's certificate is returned.

So, more digging: I noticed that nginx is setup only for imap/pop/http(s).

smtp on the other hand, is handled only by postfix, with 25=smtp, 465=smtps and 587=submission found in /opt/zimbra/postfix/conf/master.conf and master.conf.in.

I found in Multiple SSL Virtual Hosts 6.0 - Zimbra :: Wiki that I may have to manually hack the master.cf.in file and add the IPs for each of my domains separately.

Can I confirm this is indeed the way to go? I would have thought that in 7.x this would have been more favourably configured?
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Old 10-09-2011, 08:34 PM
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I went ahead and created the entries in master.conf.in, and testing with openssl as well as with email clients seems to indicate this is working.
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