Greg Bailey wrote:
>> I'm really just asking if I cannot just use what I take to be
>> the standard openssl certificate and key in /etc/pki/tls/
>> Do I really have to create up a special cert for dovecot?
> There's not really a "standard" SSL certificate. Perhaps you're
> referring to a "default" certificate used by the webserver?
No. I should have said "standard locate".
I think both Fedora and CentOS create the folders
/etc/pki/tls/{certs,private},
so I assume this means that certs and keys should be store there.
> What I typically do is get a real, but free, SSL certificate from some
> place like StartSSL (www.startssl.com), and then copy the key and
> certificate to the location that's specified for use by dovecot.
My question exactly - is there any reason why one should not do that?
Or even more simply, give the locations /etc/pki/tls/{certs,private}
in /etc/dovecot/conf.d/10-ssl.conf ?
--
Timothy Murphy
gayleard /at/ eircom.net
School of Mathematics, Trinity College, Dublin
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