Jan wrote:
>
> Hello all,
>
> Slightly off topic here but because I believe all who use ssl
> and are not paying $300,- a year to have their cert's
> certified by verisign may be looking for a solution for the
> following aswell.
Id hope no matter the price youd avoid verisign, theyre rippoffs.
> I've installed ssl for my mail and all works like it did
> under 5.1.2., this includes the somewhat irritating fact I
> have to manually accept the selfsigned cert. every time I
> start my mail client en check my mail the first time around
> (in this case I use outlook).
>
> I believe that webmail uses ssl also. With IExploder I just
> needed to install the cert. on this client browser once,
> that's all. No more nags! I'm wondering why this can't be
> done on outlook. Is there a reghack that might help? Any
> other solution that might work?
>
> Any help would be great!
Lets say you have pop over ssl running on your server, what you can do is connect with internet explorer to the url
https://yourserver:995 which then offers you a certificate dialog.
Then click 'view certificate' -> 'Install Certificate...' -> 'Next' -> 'Next' -> 'Finish' -> 'Yes' and your done.
Alternatively on the server you can always run:
openssl pkcs12 -export -in /usr/share/ssl/certs/
.pem -out