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chester c young wrote: | does anyone have any idea on how to have ssl with multiple domains? in | imapd-ssl, for example, a certificate is generated for one domain - | that works fine, but when a second domain logs in, the mail client | (thunderbird) gives a big warning that the certificate does not match.
You can use the SubjectAltName section in your certificate to specify multiple valid host names. So if you have three possible hosts then you list them all in the SubjectAltName section:
SubjectAltName = ~ DNS:mail.domain1.com, ~ DNS:mail.domain1.com, ~ DNS:mail.domain2.com
Ultimately, however, it's up to the client whether they accept this and match the host names properly. You'll have to try it out and see if it works right for your clients. I'd be interested in hearing which mail clients (or web browsers for webmail) work correctly if you get it going. :-)
HTH
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