dovecot - Nov 2004 - dovecot with different POP3S / IMAPS Certs

Hi,

I'm new to dovecot, but actually planning to switch a wide WU-IMAP/POP
installation to dovecot.

With WU-IMAP, a different certificate can be used by pop3s and imaps,
allowing both server to be reachable through different hostnames,without
SSL complaints on the client side; this is mostly used for scalability.

I'm trying to do the same thing with dovecot; that is having dovecot
using a different certificate for it's pop3s instance and imaps
instance.

Unfortunately, in dovecot configuration file, only one certificate can
be set; used by both pop3s / imaps.

Any idea of the best way to handle this ?

Thanks !
Vincent.

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Vincent Jaussaud
Kelkoo.com Security Manager 
email: tatooin at kelkoo.com
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have, nor do they deserve, either one."
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On 9.11.2004, at 15:51, Vincent Jaussaud wrote:
> With WU-IMAP, a different certificate can be used by pop3s and imaps,
> allowing both server to be reachable through different 
> hostnames,without
> SSL complaints on the client side; this is mostly used for scalability.
>
> I'm trying to do the same thing with dovecot; that is having dovecot
> using a different certificate for it's pop3s instance and imaps
> instance.
>
> Unfortunately, in dovecot configuration file, only one certificate can
> be set; used by both pop3s / imaps.
With 0.99.x it's not possible, so you'd have to run two Dovecot 
instances.

With 1.0-tests I think this should work:

protocol pop3 {
   ssl_cert_file = ...
}

protocol imap?{
   ssl_cert_file = ...
}
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