Ah you so were right. I set up postfix to use the certs that cyrus-imapd creates by default and everything works now. What's weird is that cyrus-imapd was using the same certs postfix was using and it didn't complain. I was able to receive email when I turned off TSL for postfix. So I guess the problem is that I'm not creating good self-signed certificates. I've done this more than 20 times following every source on the internet including the guides in postfix.org. My certs have always worked with cyrus-imapd and apache, but I always run into trouble with postfix.
Can you provide a set of instructions to follow? Thanks so much. On Sat, Jan 2, 2010 at 4:02 PM, Patrick Ben Koetter <p...@state-of-mind.de>wrote: > * froinds J <froi...@gmail.com>: > > Oops! I forgot to check SSL. > > My client now seems to start a TLS session and still nothing. Here is the > > log with the SSL error. > > TLS log. My favourite waste of time. Everything is layed out so clear... :/ > > There are two lines in your log that make me think (think, not know!) that > your client doesn't like the server certificate. Read below. > >
