I'm in the process of upgrading my email system from a relatively simple
qmail+POP3 setup to a qmail+vpopmail+IMAP+POP3+webmail monster.  If you're
interested, I've put my notes up at
http://www.differentpla.net/node/view/165

Anyway, I'm into the final stages.  I've got everything working on my test
box the way that I want it.  The last thing to do before I upgrade my
"production" box in the same way is to make everything nice and secure.
This includes HTTPS for webmail; IMAPS, POP3S and (possibly) SMTP-TLS for
email.

I've got HTTPS working (I'm going to use a self-CA signed certificate, since
I have control over which clients attempt to connect).

My question is this: when I went to set up another certificate for IMAPS,
the sign.sh script (from mod_ssl) complained because I used the same details
as the HTTPS key.  Do I need a separate certificate, or should I just point
BincIMAP at the certificate that Apache is using?

Cheers,
Roger.

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