Alex, et al., I spoke too soon. Upon close examination of /var/log/maillog, the errors previously reported via the maillog extracts only happen when I attempt to test the imap connection. Everything appears correctly set up, defined, etc. It's now down to the certificates themselves I think. I have the following files: . A file containing the certificate as issued by the certifying uthority that sold it to me. This file has a .CRT extension. . The certifying authority's standard (or intermediate) certificate. This file has a .PEM extension. . The private key file I generated when I created the CSR which was submitted to the certifying authority to create the signed certificate for my domain. This file has a .KEY extension. I created the certificate file by opening a new text buffer in the editor of my choice and reading in the first and second of the above three files, then saving the concatenated buffer as /etc/pki/dovecot/certs/tgv2015.crt
Am 14.06.2015 um 14:03 schrieb Steve Matzura:> Alex, et al., > > I spoke too soon. Upon close examination of /var/log/maillog, the > errors previously reported via the maillog extracts only happen when I > attempt to test the imap connection. Everything appears correctly set > up, defined, etc. It's now down to the certificates themselves I > think. I have the following files: > > . A file containing the certificate as issued by the certifying > uthority that sold it to me. This file has a .CRT extension. > > . The certifying authority's standard (or intermediate) certificate. > This file has a .PEM extension. > > . The private key file I generated when I created the CSR which was > submitted to the certifying authority to create the signed certificate > for my domain. This file has a .KEY extension. > > I created the certificate file by opening a new text buffer in the > editor of my choice and reading in the first and second of the above > three files, then saving the concatenated buffer as > /etc/pki/dovecot/certs/tgv2015.crt >IMHO the easiest way to do this: cat mydomain_cert.pem intermediate_cert.pem > new_cert_bunddle.pem -- Alex JOST
On Sun, 14 Jun 2015 15:56:37 +0200, you wrote:>IMHO the easiest way to do this: >cat mydomain_cert.pem intermediate_cert.pem > new_cert_bunddle.pemOK, but only one of my files is in .PEM format. I'll do this and get back to you in about 45 minutes.
On Sun, 14 Jun 2015 15:56:37 +0200, you wrote:>IMHO the easiest way to do this: >cat mydomain_cert.pem intermediate_cert.pem > new_cert_bunddle.pemOK, just tried it. The resultant catted file is identical to the one I created with a text editor.