Re: Squirrelmail and SSL

[David Bergkvist <david@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I had the same problem before (sent a question to the list as well) 
on my MacOS 10.2.8/iTools 7.2.

My solution was to add a self signed SSL certificat for that host and 
after that you will get a new page from SquirrelMail as it sends you 
mail as supposed. For some reason SquirrelMail will encrypt that 
responsepage so if you don't have SSL turned on for the host you will 
get "data decryption error" in your browser.
I also added an non-SSL host with the same hostname that will 
redirect you to the SSL host since users won't remember to add 
"https" when trying to enter the host name (try 
http://webmail.scout.se/)

That solved my problems! What is it that you need to verify?

Yours,

/David Bergkvist


tisdagen den 16 december 2003 kl 15.51 skrev Mike Schienle:

> I added SquirrelMail last night to my iTools 7.2 with the latest 
> Tenon updates on MacOS X 10.2.8 so I could provide webmail access 
> for a couple users that needed it. According to an error I was 
> seeing and a post on the SquirrelMail mailing list I needed to add 
> SSL support to my server. I have a single IP address and about a 
> dozen domains on it. I added SSL per the iTools User's Guide for a 
> virtual host with both secure and insecure service. That seems to be 
> working OK, but I'm not sure how to verify it.
>
> The problem I'm still seeing is that SquirrelMail sends the message 
> OK, but gives no indication that it did so. The compose window stays 
> open, but the email arrives at its destination. In the access_log 
> file I see the following entry (last line):

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