On 25/11/06 18:25, Sandy Drobic wrote: > Sean Rima wrote: >> On 25/11/06 16:17, Carlos E. R. wrote: >>> The Saturday 2006-11-25 at 16:01 -0000, Sean Rima wrote: >>> >>> Please, >>> >>> Your message is 10KB of size for just three lines. Don't post that kind >>> of cryptographic signature, they are too large for a mail list. >>> >> >> I cannot get TB to use PGP and not smime and I gorget to do it manually >> >> >>>> I am trying to connect to a remote ssl smtp server but TB keeps coming >>>> back saying the key is corrupt or something else wrong with it. How can >>>> I get around this, he generated his own key using the standard ssl >>>> tools >>> What is TB, thunderbird? I think more details would be needed. >>> >> >> Yeah Thunderbird. He generated his own cert but TB says it is invalid or >> corrupt > > So? Which one is it now, invalid or corrupt? If he generated a > self-signed certificate then your Thunderbird (or any other application) > will not be able to verify the certificate, unless you import the public > CA key that signed the certificate. > > Please post the exact error message to get more specific help. > > Sandy
Cannot say which it is as that is all that TB says, it is either invalid or corrupt, but I think you hit the nail on the head but Claws does allow it to be used Sean -- I believe that every human has a finite number of heartbeats. I don't intend to waste any of mine running around doing exercises. - Neil Armstrong ICQ: 679813 YIM: thecivvie Jabber: [EMAIL PROTECTED] AIM: tcobone1 Skype: thecivvie Thawte and CaCert WOT Assurer
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