You may want to try it with Mozilla or Netscape. I have some experience with that because our external Salesmen are using it from their Windows based laptops (sorry guys for Windows) When checking e-mail the first time and you do not have a certificate signed by a cert authority it will complain. However, you then can accept it and it will not ask you the second time, except: If you are are using the default certificate that comes with the Distribution. You need to create your own certificate that has the same WEB address as your server (in my case mailhub.tusonix.net) As far as I can remember the same questions then come up in evo and you confirm the cert. Tom On Sat, 2003-12-27 at 09:41, Bryan Field-Elliot wrote:
I am trying to get Evolution to retrieve email from my server via SSL. Every time I connect, Evolution pops up the certificate warning dialog, claiming that the signature on the certificate is bad. However, the certificate is fine, I use it both in Apache on the same box, and I've also tested the same POP server from the same remote machine, using "fetchmail --ssl". Fetchmail doesn't complain about the certificate at all. Is there any way to get more debugging info out of Evolution, as to why it thinks the cert signature is bad?
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