Hello, here is my docker-compose.yml: 
version: '2'

services:
    fhem:
        restart: always
        ports:
            - "8083:8083"
            - "7072:7072"
        image: fhem/fhem:latest
        volumes:
            - /share/CE_CACHEDEV1_DATA/Docker/Fhem/volumes/core/:/opt/
+fhem/
        networks:
            - fhem-network
        mac_address: AA:F8:5F:95:84:11
        environment:
            FHEM_UID: 1000
            FHEM_GID: 1000
            TIMEOUT: 10
            RESTART: 1
            TELNETPORT: 7072
            TZ: Europe/Berlin
            IMAGE_LAYER_DEV: 1
            CPAN_PKGS: "Frontier::Client MIME::Lite"
networks:
    fhem-network:
        driver: qnet
        ipam:
          driver: qnet
          options:
            iface: "bond0"

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I also think it has something to do with Docker, since it works in a normal Debian installation.

In reply to Re^3: Net::SMTPS => auth no longer works - Migration from Debian to Docker container by initB10r
in thread Net::SMTPS => auth no longer works - Migration from Debian to Docker container by initB10r

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