On 12/20/10 7:36 AM, Charles Marcus wrote:
On 2010-12-19 5:45 PM, Justin Vallon wrote:The client doesn't need the certificate to access the server, just to trust it.On 11/9/10 2:57 PM, Charles Marcus wrote: Regardless, it could be a catch-22, in practice. In order to securely receive the *.crt, the certificate would need to be placed on a site under your control protected by https, which itself could not be self-signed. If you have a "real" https certificate, then you probably have a "real" imaps/smtps certificate. In these cases, you could just verify the certificate fingerprint and be reasonably certain that the certificate is authentic. And/or, if you cannot verify the unsigned certificate when prompted (I don't remember whether the iPhone lets you inspect it), you could send the certificate to a "personal" account, confirm the fingerprint, and install it. -- -Justin [email protected] |
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