Cannot (a)ccept always ssl certificate
When I connect to my IMAPS server on LAN which has a certificate for FDQ I get the message that certificate doesn't match domain name, since I'm connecting to 192.168.1.2 I keep pressing 'a' to accept always, and it says it saves it, but it doesn't and I must keep accepting every time I log in. Am I missing something?
Mutt sets adjacent messages to N when a new one arrives (or something does)
If I'm reading messages in a mailbox when a new one arrives then the one I am reading always seems to get set back to N when I stop reading it and go back to the list of messages. This has only started happning recently. I have been playing about with some of the settings in my muttrc recently but I can't see anything directly relevant. (I had changed mail_check_recent and mark_old but they're back at the defaults now) Does anyone have any idea what might be wrong? -- Chris Green
Re: Cannot (a)ccept always ssl certificate
On (16/03/13 10:20), David Woodfall put forth the proposition: When I connect to my IMAPS server on LAN which has a certificate for FDQ I get the message that certificate doesn't match domain name, since I'm connecting to 192.168.1.2 I keep pressing 'a' to accept always, and it says it saves it, but it doesn't and I must keep accepting every time I log in. Am I missing something? Correction, it _does_ save it in .mutt_certificates _but_ it still presents me with a prompt as if it hasn't. Any way of turning off verify?
Re: Cannot (a)ccept always ssl certificate
On (16/03/13 10:39), David Woodfall put forth the proposition: On (16/03/13 10:20), David Woodfall put forth the proposition: When I connect to my IMAPS server on LAN which has a certificate for FDQ I get the message that certificate doesn't match domain name, since I'm connecting to 192.168.1.2 I keep pressing 'a' to accept always, and it says it saves it, but it doesn't and I must keep accepting every time I log in. Am I missing something? Correction, it _does_ save it in .mutt_certificates _but_ it still presents me with a prompt as if it hasn't. Any way of turning off verify? Ok from http://superuser.com/questions/387064/mutt-will-not-let-me-save-an-ssl-certificate set ssl_verify_host = no set ssl_verify_dates = no
Re: Cannot (a)ccept always ssl certificate
[- Sat 16.Mar'13 at 10:39:17 + David Woodfall :-] > On (16/03/13 10:20), David Woodfall put forth the > proposition: > >When I connect to my IMAPS server on LAN which has a certificate for > >FDQ I get the message that certificate doesn't match domain name, > >since I'm connecting to 192.168.1.2 > > > >I keep pressing 'a' to accept always, and it says it saves it, but it > >doesn't and I must keep accepting every time I log in. > > > >Am I missing something? > > Correction, it _does_ save it in .mutt_certificates _but_ it still > presents me with a prompt as if it hasn't. > > Any way of turning off verify? I remember having this issue. It's because when you created the certificate for your server, you used the Common Name (CN) as the FQDN of the server, e.g: hostname.domain.tld. So, when you specify the local address as 192.168.1.2, or if you used localhost, as another example, that doesn't match the CN that was used in the certificate. If you put the fqdn in the url for $folder, then it will accept it. There is a setting in the openssl.cf file you can use so this doesn't happen but I forget what it is now. -- James Griffin: jmz at kontrol.kode5.net jmzgriffin at gmail.com A4B9 E875 A18C 6E11 F46D B788 BEE6 1251 1D31 DC38
Re: Why sign every message? (was Re: Sending attachments without crypt_autosign
Florian Lohoff wrote: > I my wet dreams i' encrypting every single message. But mutt is not very > helpful in this. Yes - it can encrypt but i'd like mutt to decide > automatically when it's capable of encrypting the mail (remember > multiple To:, Cc:, Bcc). It would be okay to encrypt a mail if i have a > key for all recipients. I've just sent a (6 part) patch to mutt-dev that implements this. If you're up for it, I'd appreciate people trying it out and providing feedback. http://marc.info/?l=mutt-dev&m=136340705622283&w=2 -Kevin signature.asc Description: Digital signature
