On Tue, Sep 09, 2008 at 06:59:10AM -0400, Charles Marcus wrote: > On 9/9/2008, Alan Premselaar ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > > Ahh, no, sorry I must have overlooked that part. I'm just using > > standard self-signed certificates on the server side. > > Then if this is a 3G iPhone, my last response is the solution. >
Sorry for delay picking this up again - it's been so frustrating I needed to take a break - have sunk too many hours into it. To answer the various questions, * I was trying this with the original iphone (have subsequently tested with 3G, no difference). * I am using self signed certs. I am trying to use client certs, not just server certs. I have been emailing p12 attachments via gmail. My attempts to download mobileconfig from webserver weren't successful. If I understand the various suggestions: * don't use a self-signed cert (I have made the self-CA and the mail certs slightly different), * make the public CA cert available via webserver ( I have installed root cert via email and that didn't help). I will try installing root cert via browser and see if that helps. If that fails, I'll try a proper CA, not self signed. I'm sceptical that's the problem. If all that fails, I'll just throw security overboard and stick with simple password auth, life is too short. I'd still love an error message that meant something ;) Darren
