Released yesterday:
Found out so far, that mailmanager is broken:
Others? :-)
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Released yesterday:
Found out so far, that mailmanager is broken:
Others? :-)
Hi,
same issue here. I installed 9.510 on my SG 105W at home. I´m not using mail protection, but I checked the mail manager before and after the installation.
After the installation i get the same error message "invalid request".
Maybe mail manager is no longer necessary... Sophos fixed the quarantine report release option for end users (NUTM-9836) instead ;)
Kind regards
Daniel
Hello,
I got the same error, in Edge, but in Chrome, Firefox and IE Mailmanager works perfectly.
Then i went to another PC and from there Mailmanager opened in EDGE without problems.
But i got an other serious error in this Release: RCPT Verification with callout doesnt work. Mails are not processed. Example of my logfile:
2018:07:20-09:25:01 sophos-2 exim-in[32250]: 2018-07-20 09:25:01 [46.254.125.74] F=<sender Address> R=<recipient Address> Verifying recipient address with callout
2018:07:20-09:25:01 sophos-2 exim-in[32250]: 2018-07-20 09:25:01 TLS error on connection from <Senders Mail Server>:34983 (renegotiation not allowed): error:00000000:lib(0):func(0):reason(0)
The connection closed and the mail would not be processed.
As a workaround, RCPT Verification in AD works as expected.
As another workaround i had added <any> under SMTP/Advanced in the Box 'Skip TLS Negotiation Hosts/Networks' and now Callout is working as before...
But i think its not a good way to disable TLS...
Marco
Unknown said:Hello,
I got the same error, in Edge, but in Chrome, Firefox and IE Mailmanager works perfectly.
Then i went to another PC and from there Mailmanager opened in EDGE without problems.
But i got an other serious error in this Release: RCPT Verification with callout doesnt work. Mails are not processed. Example of my logfile:
2018:07:20-09:25:01 sophos-2 exim-in[32250]: 2018-07-20 09:25:01 [46.254.125.74] F=<sender Address> R=<recipient Address> Verifying recipient address with callout
2018:07:20-09:25:01 sophos-2 exim-in[32250]: 2018-07-20 09:25:01 TLS error on connection from <Senders Mail Server>:34983 (renegotiation not allowed): error:00000000:lib(0):func(0):reason(0)
The connection closed and the mail would not be processed.
As a workaround, RCPT Verification in AD works as expected.
As another workaround i had added <any> under SMTP/Advanced in the Box 'Skip TLS Negotiation Hosts/Networks' and now Callout is working as before...
But i think its not a good way to disable TLS...
Marco
I too can confirm this!
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Best regards
Martin
Sophos XGS 2100 @ Home | Sophos v20 Technician
Unknown said:Hello,
I got the same error, in Edge, but in Chrome, Firefox and IE Mailmanager works perfectly.
Then i went to another PC and from there Mailmanager opened in EDGE without problems.
But i got an other serious error in this Release: RCPT Verification with callout doesnt work. Mails are not processed. Example of my logfile:
2018:07:20-09:25:01 sophos-2 exim-in[32250]: 2018-07-20 09:25:01 [46.254.125.74] F=<sender Address> R=<recipient Address> Verifying recipient address with callout
2018:07:20-09:25:01 sophos-2 exim-in[32250]: 2018-07-20 09:25:01 TLS error on connection from <Senders Mail Server>:34983 (renegotiation not allowed): error:00000000:lib(0):func(0):reason(0)
The connection closed and the mail would not be processed.
As a workaround, RCPT Verification in AD works as expected.
As another workaround i had added <any> under SMTP/Advanced in the Box 'Skip TLS Negotiation Hosts/Networks' and now Callout is working as before...
But i think its not a good way to disable TLS...
Marco
I too can confirm this!
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Best regards
Martin
Sophos XGS 2100 @ Home | Sophos v20 Technician
New update on Mailmanager bug:
Firefox: "Invalid request"
Chrome on SAME UTM: ALL GOOD!
Firefox as before, but cleared cookies and website data: ALL GOOD!
:-)
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Best regards
Martin
Sophos XGS 2100 @ Home | Sophos v20 Technician
Well done :)
Worked for me too. Cleared all data in Firefox and the mail manager works like a charm.
Kind regards
Daniel
Hello Marco,
i think it is the TLS Renegotation protection.
show there https://wiki.mozilla.org/Security:Renegotiation
i have TLS1.2 activate and it running.
br Christian
Br McWolle
Sophos Certified Engineer (SCE)
Sophos Certified Architect (SCA)
No luck. After switching to TLS 1.2 the same error occurs: