it is typical for shared hosting
but in my case, its useful for splitting different departments of the same
company
On 15 Oct 2022 18:28:47 -0400 John Levine via mailop wrote:
> It appears that Mary via mailop said:
> >
> >I've never heard of SmarterMail server, I use dovecot.
> >
>
Hey John,
On 16.10.22 00:28, John Levine via mailop wrote:
It appears that Mary via mailop said:
I've never heard of SmarterMail server, I use dovecot.
Dovecot allows me to setup 100+ domains on the same server, each with its own
certificate, thus always giving a valid TLS connection
It appears that Grant Taylor via mailop said:
>So MTA-to-MTA probably doesn't mater much if at all.
That used to be true but now your life will be easier if your cert's
name matches the MTA's name. That's the name of the mail host, not the
names of the mail domains it handles.
If you are the
It appears that Mary via mailop said:
>
>I've never heard of SmarterMail server, I use dovecot.
>
>Dovecot allows me to setup 100+ domains on the same server, each with its own
>certificate, thus always giving a valid TLS connection
>without any certificate warnings.
Does your IMAP server
On 10/14/22 10:41 AM, ml+mailop--- via mailop wrote:
Almost no MTA cares about the certificate content unless explicitly
configured to do so.
Emphasis on MTA.
I've witnessed Thunderbird, and heard tell of other /MUAs/, caring about
the CertSubject and AltNames matching the name used to
Ak ok I see, thanks!
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Sent: October 14, 2022 12:42 PM
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Subject: Re: [mailop] Certificate Question
"What's the problem you are t
"What's the problem you are trying to solve?"
Almost no MTA cares about the certificate content unless explicitly
configured to do so. Some check the names (CertSubject or AltNames),
and some are "misconfigured" to require a cert signed by some
specific CAs.
Testing with just one or two other
I've never heard of SmarterMail server, I use dovecot.
Dovecot allows me to setup 100+ domains on the same server, each with its own
certificate, thus always giving a valid TLS connection without any certificate
warnings.
On Fri, 14 Oct 2022 10:56:42 -0400 Michael Ellis via mailop
wrote:
Ok this ESP guy is an excellent programmer but a bit lacking in all else.
Can anyone diagnose his issue? Its not my wheelhouse either?
Do you know about certificates for mail servers? I’m trying out the SmarterMail
server and had some confusion about how to configure secure access. I assumed
