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Today I can't send emails again, ending up with this message:
msmtp: TLS certificate verification failed: the certificate hasn't got a known issuer
msmtp: could not send mail
I got this issue a week ago, then I downloaded the ca-certificates package and changed everything according to http://mychael.gotdns.com/blog/2007/04/ … archlinux/ the it worked again, but today it's back
Anyone with the same issue or working config?
My config here:
account gmail-sec
host smtp.gmail.com
protocol smtp
auth on
user myname@gmail.com
password mypass
tls on
port 587
tls_trust_file /usr/share/ca-certificates/mozilla/Thawte_Premium_Server_CA.crt
Last edited by drag0nl0rd (2008-07-30 09:33:09)
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They switched certificates sometime really recently
They now have an equifax certificate for their smtp server: Equifax_Secure_CA.crt is the one you need.
Last edited by Zeist (2008-07-30 09:03:59)
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They switched certificates sometime really recently
They now have an equifax certificate for their smtp server: Equifax_Secure_CA.crt is the one you need.
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This is definitely information that needs to be added there :
http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Mut … p_for_SMTP
I don't use msmtp much but probably I will run into that issue sooner or later, so when that happens, I will test that change and try to update that wiki page if no one did it then.
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@shining: on that wiki page is a link to another web page which explains the certificates issue
(msmtp, TLS, and ArchLinux gives instructions on how to configure the certificate for msmtp.) and on that page I found a week ago the solution for my problem. So now I put a comment with the latest used certificate. But if you have time, you can of course also change the wiki page
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@shining: on that wiki page is a link to another web page which explains the certificates issue
(msmtp, TLS, and ArchLinux gives instructions on how to configure the certificate for msmtp.) and on that page I found a week ago the solution for my problem. So now I put a comment with the latest used certificate. But if you have time, you can of course also change the wiki page
Ok I see, there is a comment on that external page. Well, that will do for now.
However, what I would like to see eventually is a small wiki page dedicated to msmtp, with all required information on it, so that we don't need to look at other blog post. And then replace the msmtp section on mutt page by a simple link to that new msmtp page.
There is no reason to tie msmtp with mutt.
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drag0nl0rd wrote:@shining: on that wiki page is a link to another web page which explains the certificates issue
(msmtp, TLS, and ArchLinux gives instructions on how to configure the certificate for msmtp.) and on that page I found a week ago the solution for my problem. So now I put a comment with the latest used certificate. But if you have time, you can of course also change the wiki pageOk I see, there is a comment on that external page. Well, that will do for now.
However, what I would like to see eventually is a small wiki page dedicated to msmtp, with all required information on it, so that we don't need to look at other blog post. And then replace the msmtp section on mutt page by a simple link to that new msmtp page.
There is no reason to tie msmtp with mutt.
As I expected, I eventually ran into this problem and had to fix it, which reminded me of this thread.
So here it is :
http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Msmtp
http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Mutt#Sending_Mail
Please do not hesitate to improve it as you see fit.
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