kontact/kmail IMAPS/SMTP-TLS and certificates from unknown/own CA?

[Mathias Homann]

Hi,

I'm running an imap/smtp server that does TLS/IMAPS using certificates issued
by my own local CA, where do i put a copy of cacert.pem for kmail to recognize
it?


bye,
MH

[Markus Feilner]

Post by Mathias Homann
Hi,
I'm running an imap/smtp server that does TLS/IMAPS using certificates
issued by my own local CA, where do i put a copy of cacert.pem for kmail to
recognize it?
bye,
MH
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Hi Matthias,

same problem here - did you find a solution?
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[Mathias Homann]

Post by Markus Feilner

Post by Mathias Homann
Hi,
I'm running an imap/smtp server that does TLS/IMAPS using certificates
issued by my own local CA, where do i put a copy of cacert.pem for kmail
to recognize it?

Hi Matthias,
same problem here - did you find a solution?

you mean other than using something else for mail?

[Sérgio Basto]

Post by Mathias Homann

Post by Markus Feilner

Post by Mathias Homann
Hi,
I'm running an imap/smtp server that does TLS/IMAPS using certificates
issued by my own local CA, where do i put a copy of cacert.pem for kmail
to recognize it?

Hi Matthias,
same problem here - did you find a solution?

you mean other than using something else for mail?

kleopatra , I remember that have to change something , maybe
certificates -> change owner trust.

[Markus Feilner]

Post by Sérgio Basto

Post by Mathias Homann

Post by Markus Feilner

Post by Mathias Homann
Hi,
I'm running an imap/smtp server that does TLS/IMAPS using certificates
issued by my own local CA, where do i put a copy of cacert.pem for kmail
to recognize it?

Hi Matthias,
same problem here - did you find a solution?

you mean other than using something else for mail?

kleopatra , I remember that have to change something , maybe
certificates -> change owner trust.

No success, has anybody a solution? KDE 3 and older versions of KDE 4 managed
to "save" that certificate at least for a session, now I have to click "OK" and
"Permanently" for every mail I send and every time I check mail. This is
really really sad.

No help available?
--
Best Regards - Mit freundlichen Grüßen,

Markus Feilner

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[Mathias Homann]

Post by Markus Feilner

Post by Sérgio Basto

Post by Mathias Homann

Post by Markus Feilner

Post by Mathias Homann
Hi,
I'm running an imap/smtp server that does TLS/IMAPS using certificates
issued by my own local CA, where do i put a copy of cacert.pem for kmail
to recognize it?

Hi Matthias,
same problem here - did you find a solution?

you mean other than using something else for mail?

kleopatra , I remember that have to change something , maybe
certificates -> change owner trust.

No success, has anybody a solution? KDE 3 and older versions of KDE 4
managed to "save" that certificate at least for a session, now I have to
click "OK" and "Permanently" for every mail I send and every time I check
mail. This is really really sad.
No help available?

it does *seem* to help to stick the CA certificate in .pem format into
/etc/openssl/certs.

Still, there is no *true KDE" solution, since importing the ca certificate
into the ssl kcm module does not do anything.


bye,
MH

[Marc Deop]

it does seem to help to stick the CA certificate in .pem format into
/etc/openssl/certs.

In Archlinux:

[***@Fingolfin usr]$ ls /usr/share/apps/kssl/ca-bundle.crt -l
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 34 Jan 26 00:31 /usr/share/apps/kssl/ca-bundle.crt -> /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt

You'll have to add the CA certificate in that file :)

Regards

[Markus Feilner]

Post by Mathias Homann

Post by Markus Feilner

Post by Sérgio Basto

Post by Mathias Homann

Post by Markus Feilner

Post by Mathias Homann
Hi,
I'm running an imap/smtp server that does TLS/IMAPS using certificates
issued by my own local CA, where do i put a copy of cacert.pem for
kmail
to recognize it?

Hi Matthias,
same problem here - did you find a solution?

you mean other than using something else for mail?

kleopatra , I remember that have to change something , maybe
certificates -> change owner trust.

No success, has anybody a solution? KDE 3 and older versions of KDE 4
managed to "save" that certificate at least for a session, now I have to
click "OK" and "Permanently" for every mail I send and every time I check
mail. This is really really sad.
No help available?

it does *seem* to help to stick the CA certificate in .pem format into
/etc/openssl/certs.
Still, there is no *true KDE" solution, since importing the ca certificate
into the ssl kcm module does not do anything.
bye,
MH

Thanks a lot! That seems to have worked! Beautiful.
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Best Regards - Mit freundlichen Grüßen,

Markus Feilner

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Sold more than 5000 times: http://www.packtpub.com/openvpn/book
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[Andras Mantia]

Post by Mathias Homann
Still, there is no *true KDE" solution, since importing the ca certificate
into the ssl kcm module does not do anything.

You might try Kleopatra, maybe helps.

Andras

[Sérgio Basto]

Post by Markus Feilner

Post by Sérgio Basto

Post by Mathias Homann

Post by Markus Feilner

Post by Mathias Homann
Hi,
I'm running an imap/smtp server that does TLS/IMAPS using certificates
issued by my own local CA, where do i put a copy of cacert.pem for kmail
to recognize it?

Hi Matthias,
same problem here - did you find a solution?

you mean other than using something else for mail?

kleopatra , I remember that have to change something , maybe
certificates -> change owner trust.

No success, has anybody a solution? KDE 3 and older versions of KDE 4 managed
to "save" that certificate at least for a session, now I have to click "OK" and
"Permanently" for every mail I send and every time I check mail. This is
really really sad.

I don't have this problem, I use SMTP SSL and POP3S

Post by Markus Feilner
No help available?