Re: [Dovecot] Quick question. Thunderbird/Outlook = no love.
Ok, it worked once, then stopped working.
To get away from maybe it being a thunderbird setup issue, I made a little php script.
And now I have an error that didn't show up in the dovecot log even though I have auth_debug and auth_verbose set to yes.
Here's what the imap socket returned to the php script:
Array ( [0] => Certificate failure for 10.0.0.208: self signed certificate: /OU=IMAP server/CN=imap.example.com/emailAddress=postmaster@example.com )
So, I gotta setup my certificate stuff which I can do, But couldn't this have shown up in the dovecot log somehow?
-Charlie
----- On Saturday, April 1, 2006 fishgills@fishgills.net wrote:
Turns out some Anti-Virus email scanners don't support TLS.
Sorry again! Not dovecot's fault. Disabled my anti-virus' email scanner and it worked with TLS only.
Good to know for anyone else that ever has this problem. :)
-Charlie
Timo Sirainen wrote:
On Fri, 2006-03-31 at 18:56 -0800, Charlie Davis wrote:
1.0 Beta 3.
Plain authentication works. But not TLS.
I don't see anything in the configuration file that seems obvious to deny TLS authentication.
Set auth_verbose=yes and auth_debug=yes in dovecot.conf, maybe it shows then why it's failing?
- Charlie Davis, 2006-04-01 23:20:
[...] Here's what the imap socket returned to the php script:
Array ( [0] => Certificate failure for 10.0.0.208: self signed certificate: /OU=IMAP server/CN=imap.example.com/emailAddress=postmaster@example.com )
So, I gotta setup my certificate stuff which I can do, But couldn't this have shown up in the dovecot log somehow?
Well, that's not a server error, it's a client error, isn't it? It's up to the client to decide whether it accepts self-signed certificates or not, AFAIK. Thunderbird accepts them just fine, it only pops up a warning to ask you, and goes ahead if you tell it to.
Thomas
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