Arnie Stender wrote:
>       My reasons for wanting to have access to my mail from the Internet is
> access while I am away from home but mostly for my son. He wants a home
> page but doesn't have a lot of money so he is doing the same thing I am
> and I am hosting his web page on my server. Mail that comes into his
> domain is handled by my mail server and forwarded to his account on my
> server. I'm trying to get the pop3 server up and secure to give him
> access to that mail from his apartment over the Internet. I am hoping
> this list can give me enough information to get my SSL usable by the
> pop3 server. I have the feeling I'm close but still missing something.
> 
> Arnie

Arnie,

I have had and realized some of the same dreams as you.  There are a few 
other plusses to doing things the way you stated, but I won't bother 
going into that here since it really doesn't fit.

As for the pop3 on SSL, I've never done that, I chose instead to do imap 
over ssl for sblan.net.  For purposes of attempting an answer, I'll 
assume that pop3 over ssl and imap over ssl are similar enough at this 
level of setup.  The trick was creating a cert file that contained both 
the private and public key for the imap server in one file.  Then this 
file was placed in /etc/ssl/certs (your location obviously may vary). 
To create the file, I just cat'd the signed public key (cert) from the 
CA I set up and appended it to the private key file I created for the 
imap server.

Sorry it's not a more complete answer, but maybe enough to point you in 
the right direction.

Stan
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