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Are you sure everything is ok?
Did you make yourself a Certificate Authority certificate as well? This is necessary for a proper self-signed certificate...Yes - the CA key is what I added to my store, as we use it to sign keys for a bunch of internal stuff we don't feel like paying Verisign to use. Does the name defined in the certificate match the name by which you are contacting the server ?Yes - I issued those servers certificates which match the CNAME they're accessed by. And yes, IE/OE are a pain in the ass to add the certificate to. (Even worse than Eudora, which just quietly gives up) When I get some spare time, I want to find where IE hides its certificates and write a little installer to add our certificates there.
Are you sure everything is ok?
Well I dunno what's going wrong with Mail.app in your case then, I've just got a stock standard 10.1.3 install on my laptop (hosed it by installing too much stuff from Darwin CVS... :( and from watching my logs, the SSL connection gets negotiated just fine...
Are you sure everything is ok?
Well I dunno what's going wrong with Mail.app in your case then, I've just got a stock standard 10.1.3 install on my laptop (hosed it by installing too much stuff from Darwin CVS... :( and from watching my logs, the SSL connection gets negotiated just fine... |
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