Hello Jonathan, On September 18, 2002, at 2:42 PM, Jonathan Angliss [JA] wrote (at least in part):
JA>>> Hmmm... maybe it isn't finding the SSL Certificate in the right JA>>> place. I'm assuming you installed it into TB? I think it goes JA>>> under the Trusted Root CA (I think). >> I *think* I installed the certificate in the right place, but now >> that you mention it, what I did seems a little weird. I just >> created a new entry in the address book (under Trusted Root CA) for >> my mail server, and imported the certificate to that entry. JA> This is where I don't know much else. I haven't a clue how to JA> setup POP3 over a secure connection, I've had no need to, as I JA> don't remotely connect to any pop3 servers any more ;) I use SSL all the time, now and it works flawlessly. I did have some issues when I first started. Here are the problems I had. 1. The user name changed. I needed to add the @domain.com to the end of the user name. 2. The POP3 Server was on the dedicated port (995) and required regular authentication. 3. The SMTP server was on the regular port and required POP before SMTP authentication. 4. The server name of the secure server was different, even though it lead to the same IP. -- Best regards, John Thomas ________________________________________________ Current version is 1.61 | "Using TBUDL" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
