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"Google needs to provide a box for the user to upload the mail servers public certificate." This looks like a brilliant idea. In that way the self-signed cert
by reidrac 14y ago
"Google needs to provide a box for the user to upload the mail servers public certificate."
This looks like a brilliant idea. In that way the self-signed cert gets verified without the hassle of getting CA signed certificate that it's not an optimal solution if you're virtual hosting several domains (you can get a free cert from StartSSL, but with virtual hosting and IPs being scarce and all, that's far from being a good solution).
- Adirael 14y agoThanks about speaking about StarSSL, I didn't knew you could get a CA signed certificate for free. I just need to sign mail and would like to get rid of the "invalid certificate" message when accesing administration side of my apps.
- zobzu 14y agoyou get 1 for a single domain and thats it. they can stop doing it at any time, eg after they get everyone's business and services all disallow self sig.ed certs. also by nature these certs are poorly checked and thys less trustable than some other, obviously