Martin Webster on tbudl wrote: >>> You need to copy the certificate into your Address Book trusted CA >>> section.
>> How do I do this? > You should also see two red icons for "Intermediate CA" and "Trusted > CA" in your address book... I don't. Beyond the three green books that have what look like a network connection on them, I have "Personal Address Book", "Search Results", and "Deleted Items". Nothing's red in the entire address book window. Might this have to do with the fact that I have the "Home" addition, and not the "Pro" one? I don't remember any indication that SSL implementations might be different between the two... > However, whilst trying to replicate your issue (since my certificate > now matches the server name) I have experienced problems and cannot > get it to work permanently. Importing the certificate into the trusted > CA doesn't prevent the server hostname/certificate mismatch. Yet I do > recall having this working in the past. Ugh, ok. That's irritating. Ahh well. > Anyway, what I suggest is you try this: you import the certificate > into you trusted CA... ...wish I knew how to do that. :) > ... and then change your mail settings to the server listed in the > certificate not pop.fancy.org (your MX record points to > mx.futurequest.net.) Yeah unfortunately that doesn't appear to work either. I would have thought that they could switch on my username and password, but alas they cannot; they need the actual domain to come through as well. ...or so it appears. thanks, -tom! -- ________________________________________________ Current version is 3.60.7 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
