Re: server host name does not match certificate

2016-07-29 Thread Anton Belenki 
> The technician suggested either buy a certificate or use Thunderbird.

lol.

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Re: server host name does not match certificate

2016-07-29 Thread Adrian Godfrey 
Thursday, July 21, 2016, 12:20:17 PM, you wrote:

> Thursday, July 21, 2016, 2:03:15 AM, you wrote:

>>> The  error  messages  is clear, but where do I find the certificate so
>>> that I can see what is actually in there?

>> try this:

>> go to Options/S/MIME and TLS... and set Microsoft CryptoAPI.

> Thanks   for   the   suggestion.   Now   the   error   message  in the
> account log is different:

> !21/07/2016, 12:11:05: SEND  - TLS handshake failure. Invalid
> server certificate. The certificate or certificate chain is based on an 
> untrusted root.

I   contacted   the   hosting   provider  and let a Teamviewer session
happen, but sending with TB for this PLESK hosting doesn't work unless TLS is 
disabled at the server.
The technician suggested either buy a certificate or use Thunderbird.
Why would Thunderbird work, but not The Bat?

I have left it with TLS disabled at the server for the time being.

Adrian




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Re: server host name does not match certificate

2016-07-21 Thread Adrian Godfrey 
Thursday, July 21, 2016, 2:03:15 AM, you wrote:

>> The  error  messages  is clear, but where do I find the certificate so
>> that I can see what is actually in there?

> try this:

> go to Options/S/MIME and TLS... and set Microsoft CryptoAPI.

Thanks   for   the   suggestion.   Now   the   error   message  in the
account log is different:

!21/07/2016, 12:11:05: SEND  - TLS handshake failure. Invalid server 
certificate. The certificate or certificate chain is based on an untrusted root.

Adrian



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Re: server host name does not match certificate

2016-07-20 Thread Anton Belenki 
> The  error  messages  is clear, but where do I find the certificate so
> that I can see what is actually in there?

try this:

go to Options/S/MIME and TLS... and set Microsoft CryptoAPI.

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Re: server host name does not match certificate

2016-07-20 Thread MFPA 
Hi


On Wednesday 20 July 2016 at 5:07:01 PM, in
, Adrian Godfrey wrote:


> The  error  messages  is clear, but where do I find
> the certificate so

> that I can see what is actually in there?

Possibly in your "Intermediate CA" address book? I have certificates 
there for a couple of my email providers - but I don't remember if I 
put them there myself.


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server host name does not match certificate

2016-07-20 Thread Adrian Godfrey 
The  error  messages  is clear, but where do I find the certificate so
that I can see what is actually in there?

SEND  - This certificate is self-issued.
SEND  - TLS handshake failure. The server host name ("smtp.xxx.xxx") does not 
match the certificate.

I  don't get any warnings about the certificate or options to view it,
but  only  those  error  messages  in the account log for the affected
email address.

The hosting uses PLESK as the control panel
My email client is The Bat Professional Version 7.

It's only a problem for sending. POP works.

Thanks in advance

Adrian



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