On Mon, 7 Jul 2003, Peter J. Holzer wrote:
> On 2003-07-06 17:31:32 -0400, Sam Varshavchik wrote:
> > Philipp Offermann writes:
> > >I've a (quite expensive) signed web-server certificate. Is there any way
> > >to use this certificate also for smtp, pop3 and imap-connection for not
> > >getting any more warning?
> >
> > You can, provided that:
> >
> > * The certificate is not passphrase protected.
> >
> > * The certificate is converted to a PEM format, in a single file that
> > contains both the private key, and the certificate.
>
> * Your smtp, pop and imap servers are running on the same host as the
> webserver and the clients use the same name to access it (e.g.,
> "www.mydomain.com", not "mail.mydomain.com". Otherwise the client will
> complain the names don't match.
Does anyone happen to know whether Courier works with wildcard
certificates?
:)
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