I'm having some problems setting up the Courier POP3 server to work with SSL.
I generated and installed some SSL certs, one for each domain I wanted to use with Courier's SSL (ie. mail.foo.com, mail.bar.com, mail.blah.com, etc.)
However, when I go to 'Manage service SSL certificates', it looks like you can only install *ONE* certificate for a service. This is obviously fine if you're only hosting e-mail for *ONE* domain on your server, but as you might expect it's completely useless for anything more. Install mail.foo.com's certificate for the Courier service and when your mail client connects via SSL to mail.bar.com, you get a domain name mismatch. The reverse also happens.
Is there a way to install more than one SSL certificate for the Courier POP3 service? Obviously I want it to present a cert for mail.foo.com when I connect to that, and mail.bar.com when I connect to that. If you can't do that, the POP3 SSL functionality is near-useless, and will cPanel be adding the ability to have more than 1 SSL certificate for Courier?
I generated and installed some SSL certs, one for each domain I wanted to use with Courier's SSL (ie. mail.foo.com, mail.bar.com, mail.blah.com, etc.)
However, when I go to 'Manage service SSL certificates', it looks like you can only install *ONE* certificate for a service. This is obviously fine if you're only hosting e-mail for *ONE* domain on your server, but as you might expect it's completely useless for anything more. Install mail.foo.com's certificate for the Courier service and when your mail client connects via SSL to mail.bar.com, you get a domain name mismatch. The reverse also happens.
Is there a way to install more than one SSL certificate for the Courier POP3 service? Obviously I want it to present a cert for mail.foo.com when I connect to that, and mail.bar.com when I connect to that. If you can't do that, the POP3 SSL functionality is near-useless, and will cPanel be adding the ability to have more than 1 SSL certificate for Courier?