Hi Hans-Peter On Oct 12, 2010, at 1:17 PM, Hans-Peter Görlich wrote:
> We want to use SOGo with Thunderbird. Until now only frontends to synchronize > with Thunderbird 2.0 were available. Test installations with these frontends > were running without problems. But as we commonly use TB 3.1, I've been > waiting > for the packages for TB 3.1. Now these are available from Sogo. I have tried > to > install and configure the packages. Installation where O.K. But when starting > Thunderbird the following problem occur. When starting Thunderbird, the > Connector tries to connect to our internal SOGo Server. Now, suddenly, there > is > an error message that the Certificate of our SME server can not be trusted > because it is not certified by a public entity (sec_error_untrusted_user). In > the message there is no possibility to save an exception rule. Thus, a > connection to the server is not possible and TB will not start. In Thunderbird > itself this certificate is stored as valid and there are no problems. Within > the error message it is only the possibility to download and view the > certificate. > Who has an idea how to change this behavior. Try this: 1. Go in the Advanced tab of the Preferences window; 2. Click on "View Certificates"; 3. Click on "Servers"; 4. Click on "Add Exception"; 5. Type your SOGo hostname and port (for example, sogo.kabelbw.de:443); 6. Click on "Get Certificate"; 7. Click on "Confirm Security Exception" and check "Permanently store this exception". Francis -- [email protected] :: +1.514.755.3640 :: http://www.inverse.ca Inverse :: Leaders behind SOGo (http://sogo.nu) and PacketFence (http://packetfence.org) -- [email protected] https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists
