Gmail's spam filters work on the server-side, not on the email client side.
You could set up a Gmail account to go fetch your email from your email
provider (set this up within the web-based Gmail) and then attach to that
Gmail account with your phone. If you do this, your non-Gmail email WILL
I'm not an Android expert, by any means, but in my experience with Android,
there is a Gmail app that interacts with Gmail (and Google Apps) accounts
and a separate Email account that checks other kinds of email accounts
(POP, IMAP, etc.)
Are you using the right app to set up email on your phone?
The Gmail app now has support for Internet email (POP3, IMAP, SMTP) as
well as its proprietary protocol. My hosting company has a spam filter
that isn't trainable, and retrieving a false-positive message from the spam
filter requires logging into a webmail site that is near-unusable from a
If you want a free server certificate, you can obtain one at
startssl.com, for one. Note that you have to first get your identity
certificate, install it in your browser, then use that to connect.
You then can verify ownership of a domain and have a certificate
signed. For security reasons, I
What are the steps to take to generate a certificate request?
On May 23, 2015 5:20:22 PM Tilghman Lesher tilgh...@meg.abyt.es wrote:
If you want a free server certificate, you can obtain one at
startssl.com, for one. Note that you have to first get your identity
certificate, install it in
First, generate the private key:
openssl genrsa -out site.key 3072
Then generate the certificate signing request:
openssl req -new -key site.key -out site.csr
Upload the CSR file to the certificate authority for signing.
One extra thing that I would also recommend is that you chmod the
keyfile
I want to try using my phone's Gmail app to read from my personal email
account at jfeldredge.com. Unfortunately, it would seem that the Gmail app
will not accept the self-signed certificate I have been using. I applied
for, and received, a free email certificate issued by Comodo Inc. Looking
