I've got my James mail working now using smtp, imap, and pop, on the standard unencrypted ports for those three services, and using the Thunderbird client. I've been looking at this: https://james.apache.org/server/3/config-ssl-tls.html and ready to try to tackle the SSL/TLS component. James is currently running on an Ubuntu server with the certbot package. Every 60 days, the certificates are automatically re-issued by Let's Encrypt, and it looks like the ssl_certificate and ssl_certificate_key file are both .pem files. I want to acknowledge the good information under the heading "Installing a Certificate provided by a Certificate Authority" but Let's Encrypt seems like a different beast than the other CAs mentioned on that page, due to their automated cert management. Is there a change to the <tls>...</tls> code in the configuration xml files that can use the Let's Encrypt server certificate, or is it much more complicated than that? Is there is cookbook anywhere for making James work with Let's Encrypt certificates?
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