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STARTTLS with Let's Encrypt and PowerMTA | |
This is an update to my previous post. I tried using the same certificate to let PowerMTA secure our e-mail server using STARTTLS, but unfortunately, Let's Encrypt is still untrusted by our PHP front-end because Let's Encrypt is still a new certificate authority. The solution is to include IdentTrust's root certificate as it's already trusted by all clients. | |
This setup is specific to a server with Apache and PowerMTA. You can probably make this work without a web server. Simply adjust the paths and other things as necessary. | |
I'm pasting the previous steps in this post with some updates. | |
First, log in as root. It's supposed to be a bad practice to work directly on root, but what the heck: | |
# sudo su - |
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