avast & Stunnel

[system]

I’m currently using Stunnel with avast to scan my SSL email and it is working great. Does anyone know if you can have multiple entries in the Stunnel configuration file? I have another email notification program called ePrompter that I would like to setup with Stunnel. Currently ePrompter is using the old servers and not the SSL ones and I keep getting email from ATT to update my servers in my email client. Thanks for any input. :-\

[Lisandro]

I think you can tunnel more than one application, separating them into sections.
Maybe this help http://www.eprompter.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=307&pid=3991&mode=threaded&start=

[system]

Thanks Tech, I’ll give it a try and post a example Stunnel Config file if I get it to work.

[system]

@Norm321 post:1

I’m currently using Stunnel with avast to scan my SSL email and it is working great. Does anyone know if you can have multiple entries in the Stunnel configuration file? I have another email notification program called ePrompter that I would like to setup with Stunnel. Currently ePrompter is using the old servers and not the SSL ones and I keep getting email from ATT to update my servers in my email client. Thanks for any input. :-\

Hi Norm321, yes you can have as many sections in your stunnel.conf as you like. Personally I’m using it for four different IMAP accounts, the first listens on localhost ports 20025 and 20143, the second on 21025 and 21143 and so on… Just remember that you need to add the ports you use to avast.ini every time you add another service.

Incidentally I’m the guy who first posted here two or three years ago about using Stunnel in conjunction with avast, I kinda disappeared from these forums for quite a while after that but don’t hesitate to get in contact (PMs OK) if you have any questions or problems getting your configuration working properly

[Lisandro]

@t_r_davies post:4

Hi Norm321, yes you can have as many sections in your stunnel.conf as you like. Personally I’m using it for four different IMAP accounts, the first listens on localhost ports 20025 and 20143, the second on 21025 and 21143 and so on… Just remember that you need to add the ports you use to avast.ini every time you add another service.

Can you post your configuration file? It could help Norm on this…

[system]

@t_r_davies post:4

@Norm321 post:1

I’m currently using Stunnel with avast to scan my SSL email and it is working great. Does anyone know if you can have multiple entries in the Stunnel configuration file? I have another email notification program called ePrompter that I would like to setup with Stunnel. Currently ePrompter is using the old servers and not the SSL ones and I keep getting email from ATT to update my servers in my email client. Thanks for any input. :-\

Hi Norm321, yes you can have as many sections in your stunnel.conf as you like. Personally I’m using it for four different IMAP accounts, the first listens on localhost ports 20025 and 20143, the second on 21025 and 21143 and so on… Just remember that you need to add the ports you use to avast.ini every time you add another service.

Incidentally I’m the guy who first posted here two or three years ago about using Stunnel in conjunction with avast, I kinda disappeared from these forums for quite a while after that but don’t hesitate to get in contact (PMs OK) if you have any questions or problems getting your configuration working properly

Thanks t_r_davies, I haven’t had anytime to work on it yet but hopefully will get to it soon.
I’ll let you know if I have any luck. Thanks again!!

[system]

@Tech™ post:5

Can you post your configuration file? It could help Norm on this…

Sure thing, here you go, I’ve renamed it from stunnel.conf to stunnel.txt so I can attach it. Hope it helps

[system]

Here’s the sTunnel configuration file for ATT Yahoo SSL email and also ePrompter email notification program. Be sure to add the ports seperated by commas to the avast Redirect section in Internet Mail.

#ATT Yahoo/Outlook Express

client=yes

POP3 service, listens on localhost:11110

[att-yahoo-pop3s]
accept=127.0.0.1:11110
connect:995=pop.att.yahoo.com

SMTP service, listens on localhost:11025

[att-yahoo-smtps]
;protocol=smtp (removed with ; in front of this)
accept=127.0.0.1:11025
connect:465=smtp.att.yahoo.com

#ePrompter

client=yes

POP3 service, listens on localhost:110

[ePrompter att-yahoo-pop3s]
accept=127.0.0.1:110
connect:995=pop.att.yahoo.com

SMTP service, listens on localhost:25

[ePrompter att-yahoo-smtps]
;protocol=smtp (removed with ; in front of this)
accept=127.0.0.1:25
connect:465=smtp.att.yahoo.com