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@ -71,7 +71,7 @@ mail in following format: ``[HOST]:PORT``.
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By default postfix uses "opportunistic TLS" for outbound mail. This can be changed
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By default postfix uses "opportunistic TLS" for outbound mail. This can be changed
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by setting ``OUTBOUND_TLS_LEVEL`` to ``encrypt`` or ``secure``. This setting is highly recommended
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by setting ``OUTBOUND_TLS_LEVEL`` to ``encrypt`` or ``secure``. This setting is highly recommended
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if you are a relayhost that supports TLS.
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if you are using a relayhost that supports TLS.
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Similarily by default nginx uses "opportunistic TLS" for inbound mail. This can be changed
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Similarily by default nginx uses "opportunistic TLS" for inbound mail. This can be changed
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by setting ``INBOUND_TLS_ENFORCE`` to ``True``. Please note that this is forbidden for
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by setting ``INBOUND_TLS_ENFORCE`` to ``True``. Please note that this is forbidden for
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