Dan Pritts wrote:
warning - some of the cheaper certificate authorities (godaddy is
the one i use, i think comodo is in this category too) will use a
"chained" certificate; they sign their sigining cert with their
root, and then sign your cert with the signing cert.
Actually, we're set up just fine with a Comodo cert -- just took an
extra step when creating the .pem file. Took months of saying "yes" to
the "do you want to accept this certificate" warnings every time I used
a new client machine before I realized.
Basically, create the .pem file as usual -- then append the Comodo/etc.
certificate at the end. So we have:
-----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----
... private key stuff here
-----END RSA PRIVATE KEY-----
-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
... our certificate data
-----END CERTIFICATE-----
-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
... Comodo chain data
-----END CERTIFICATE-----
Works fine with Evolution, Thunderbird and Outlook IMAP clients; also
with Outlook via ipop3d.
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