Hi Nelson, Nelson B. Bolyard wrote:
> Thank you for sending me the hostname and letting me try it. > I found several things. There are at least two things in that server > certificate that should be changed. Before I tell you what I found, > let me ask you about the version of N6 that you say worked for you. > > Q1. What exact version of N6 was it? N6.2? N6.2.1? N6.2.2? It's version 6.2.1. > Q2. If you run that version of N6 and look at the list of trusted server > certs, does your own server cert appear in that list? Yes, it appears in cert-manager under web-sites. > Q3. Assuming that your server cert appears in that list, please delete > it from that list, and try again, and tell me exactly what (if any) SSL > error dialogs you receive and what responses you give to them. If the cert is deleted, the first message that appears when trying to get mail says, that the cert-authority is unknown. I can view the cert and use a checkbox for saving it permanently. That is what I and most users are doing. And then everything works. Thanks for your help. Ingo > Please reply in this newsgroup. Thanks. > > -- > Nelson Bolyard Netscape > Disclaimer: I speak for myself, not for Netscape >
