Configuring SquirrelMail to use SSL with SMTP

I ran the conf.pl script to have SquirrelMail access my IMAP server via SSL, and everything works.
I then tried to use SSL with SMTP as well but when I used SquirrelMail to send mail, I got an error saying "Can't open SMTP stream". What is the correct setting to tell conf.pl to use?
I had secure SMTP enabled and chose CRAM-MD5 for the authentication method.
I actually have my web server and smtp server on the same machine, so this is more of a hypothetical question. In the end I turned off secure SMTP and set authentication back to none.
Ben

I don't have access to logs right now, but to answer your other question, SSL works fine when sending from Mail.
But with Mail, I supply the username and password; which user does SquirrelMail use to send?

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SSL connection. I have setup the parameters for the MQ part so far and if run
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>
Hi,
I wonder if its possible to tell the "foreign" JMS MQ client to use a
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should
use when the connection to the MQ server should be handled ?
Thanks for any ideas.
Regards
Tomy

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HI:
see also shine enterprise pattern.
I have worked with it and it helps me and results spead up.
it has a class which is named "code" and does encryption and ... by md5. it is incredibly secure! tey it.
you can download it via links bellow:
http://groups.google.com/group/j2sos.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/shine-enterpris/
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When sending email I get this error message: An error occurred sending mail: The mail server sent an incorrect greeting: Cannot establish SSL with SMTP server

This issue has popped up before then went away after I switched to SSL setings as suggested by my website host. Or...was it pure coincidence? Same problem today and I haven't made any changes since the above mentioned and have had many successful emails sent. Can't reply or send emails and the draft gets removed from the draft folder even if I saved it before hitting send. Thank you!

Thank you Matt. I'm sure this will be frustrating ...but the more I think about this problem there more info I have to share. The emails I write that do not get sent do end up in my "sent" folder but never reach the recipient. And, most perplexing, the issue/problem is sporadic. It was coming and going before I switched over to the SSL/TLS option in T-bird. And...since the switch it has reappeared and disappeared. I have made zero changes other than the above mentioned. I did get a security update today for T-bird perhaps this will help?
I read your link, thank you.
I obviously don't understand how these systems work. I'm baffled how an issue like this can come and go...

Use of SSL with Apple Mail 3.4 on FIOS

I can use SSL with email to and from comcast.net, me.com. and gmail.com, but not to and from verizon.net, using FIOS. I have been using FIOS since August on my Mac PPC G5 and OS 10.5.7. Of the threads I have checked, the consensus seems to be that SSL will not work with Apple Mail. However, when I log in via my browsers, the connection is secured via SSL. Anybody out there know if one can use SSL with Apple Mail via verizon's servers? If so, what are the port settings?

Sad, but true.
http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r23039329-Verizon-eMail-Service-Insecure
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Comon Verizon, other ISPs have had e-mail over SSL for years. Please, get with the program.
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