Freddie Bleiweiss
Basic Pleskian
I have numerous customers using Thunderbird and Eudora mail clients. When signing on to either retrieve or send mail (SMTP Authentication) they receive the following message.
"localhost" is a site that uses a security certificate to encrypt data during transmission, but its certificate is expired on 09/17/2009 9:28 PM."
Every domain on the server has a self-signed certificate. The email clients all use FQDN's (mail.domain.com) to specify the mail server.
I am puzzled as to why the correct domain certificate is not being offered. Any ideas on how to resolve this problem?
Using RedHat Linux 2.6.9-89.0.16.EL, Qmail and Plesk 9.2.3
"localhost" is a site that uses a security certificate to encrypt data during transmission, but its certificate is expired on 09/17/2009 9:28 PM."
Every domain on the server has a self-signed certificate. The email clients all use FQDN's (mail.domain.com) to specify the mail server.
I am puzzled as to why the correct domain certificate is not being offered. Any ideas on how to resolve this problem?
Using RedHat Linux 2.6.9-89.0.16.EL, Qmail and Plesk 9.2.3