Chess Griffin <[email protected]> writes: > * Simon Josefsson <[email protected]> [2009-02-10 17:16:33]: > >> Chess Griffin <[email protected]> writes: >> >> > Package: libgnutls26 >> > Followup-For: Bug #514578 >> > >> > I have a similar issue with the recent update. Mutt and msmtp have been >> > working fine for years with my email provider, Tuffmail. I use SSL/TLS >> > for IMAP and SMTP. >> > >> > After the recent libgnutls26 update, I could not log in to IMAP using >> > SSL -- Mutt would complain it could not save the certificate in my >> > ~/.mutt/mutt-certs even thought the proper cert was already there. >> > Then, when sending, msmtp complained that the cert was invalid. Again, >> > everything was working fine, my configs had not changed, and my provider >> > had not changed their certs. >> > >> > I downgraded to libgnutls26 2.4.2-4 and now everything works again. >> >> Please upgrade to 2.4.2-6 and see if the problem has been fixed. >> >> /Simon >> > > I had tried that previously and it did not work. After getting your > email, I tried it again and it still does not work. This is what > happens: > > When I log in to mutt, it tries to save the cert (even though cert is > already in my ~/.mutt/mutt-certs file) and it says it cannot save the > cert. Then, when sending in mutt (via msmtp), msmtp complains that cert > is not valid and will not send. > > If I downgrade back to 2.4.2.-4, everything works again.
Can you reproduce the problem using gnutls-cli? It sounds as if you have a RSA-MD5 signature somewhere in your chain, and the chain is rejected. Please post output of running gnutls-cli against your server as suggested earlier in this bug. If you could quote some error messages from mutt and msmtp, that will also help -- however, to debug it is best to first try to isolate the problem using gnutls-cli. If it's not possible to reproduce using gnutls-cli, I would suggest a mutt/msmtp problem. /Simon -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected]
