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but delivery to means the receiving end is a server, so they just need server auth TLS certs, not client auth.
by arccy 1y ago
but delivery to means the receiving end is a server, so they just need server auth TLS certs, not client auth.
- scandox 1y agoThat is true. I interpreted your last remarks as meaning you thought that most normal SMTP was outright unencrypted or opportunistically encrypted with self-signed certs.