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I've just setup a LAMP host which of course needs to be able to send email for all kinds of reasons. In addition to notifications sent out by monitoring systems or cron, my websites (like wikis) and other systems need to send email, e.g. Subversion commit notifications. I typically set up Postfix to smarthost (relay) through a Google Apps account. I'm curious about one particular aspect: When setting this up on Debian or Ubuntu, it seems like you don't need to incorporate an SSL key into the Postfix setup. However, my latest install on RedHat6 does need it. Can anyone confirm or deny based on their experience. Explanations also welcome. For example: One guide [1] includes the security certificate part which seems necessary under RedHat but which doesn't seem necessary under Debian or Ubuntu [2]. [1] https://blog.wormly.com/2008/11/05/relay-gmail-google-smtp-postfix/ [2] http://braiden.org/?p=15 Thanks, Greg Rundlett
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