Good morning,
We have a strange SSL error with email that has just raised its head. Been fine
for years but may have been an update?
We have a 5210R running postfix.
A Vsite on the server has a couple of web aliases (historical combining of
servers).
The LE cert has all aliases and if using a
Hi Colin,
We have a strange SSL error with email that has just raised its head.
Been fine for years but may have been an update?
We have a 5210R running postfix.
A Vsite on the server has a couple of web aliases (historical combining
of servers).
The LE cert has all aliases and if using a
On 9/18/2023 1:42 AM, Taco Scargo via Blueonyx wrote:
Maybe a stupid suggestion, but why not use IMAP everywhere.
That's not a stupid suggestion at all. If email is to be sync'd across
devices, IMAP is really the only logical solution
You can then (maybe using rules) move any e-mail that is
Thanks Michael,
>> This weekend we started getting complaints of SSL errors when using
>> email clients – the email client apparently returning the cert for the
>> host server rather than the vsite when using one of the aliases.
>This might be related to a YUM update that was published on Frid
Hi Michael,
>To address your issue do the following:
>Run "yum clean all" and "yum update" to make sure you have all updates
>installed. Then restart CCEd for good measure:
>/usr/sausalit/sbin/cced.init restart
>If that doesn't fix it, try to renew the SSL certificate for the Vsite
>in questi
Hi Colin,
Unfortunately that hasn't fixed it.
I set up a test and still get a problem.
The vsite in question has the main host FQDN with 3 aliases:
So vsite is for example mail.domain.com
Also aliases smtp.domain.com, pop.domain.com
If the email client settings use incoming server as mail.dom
Hi Meaulnes,
I guess all of you guys use IMAP on all of your computers, so you don't
have this problem... I was looking for a solution for fetching my Sent
folder contents automatically from my office desktop computer to the
remote Sent folder on the server.
Like Taco and Chris have already
