Re: Still having SpamCop SSL cert issues with Apple Mail.
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Al Heynneman wrote:
> A month or so ago Spamcop's SSL cert expired. They've gotten a new cert,
but 
> ever since then, my Apple Mail indicates a SSL cert problem. I've attached
so 
> png clips of the entire text copied from the error dialog (it won't let me

> just copy/paste the stuff).
> 
> Anybody have an idea what's going on?

Besides you cross-posting PNGs in non-binary newsgroups and causing some 
grief? ;-)

I always try Google before the newsgroups - the answers are faster and 
it's hard to piss-off the search engine:

http://www.google.ca/search?q=Apple.Mail+indicates+a+SSL+cert+problem

The second link (macoshints) looks like it might be of use, but I'm not 
a mac user.

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Well SSSSOOORRRRRYYYY folks.

This was probably my second post to ANY newsgroup this year. I thought that 
it would put the image files inline to the body of the ONE message that I 
posted. They were supposed to be small attachments to my posting.

I thought that I would be providing more detail for the SpamCop folks who are 
looking into my SSL cert problem.

Now everybody can relax a tag, loosen their belt buckles, take another drink 
of water, and stop having hissy fits. Sheesh.


On Sat, 3 Nov 2007 15:20:22 -0800, Sofa King Tyred of Lar Ting wrote
(in article <fgis73$e69$1@news.spamcop.net>):

> Al Heynneman wrote:
>> A month or so ago Spamcop's SSL cert expired. They've gotten a new
cert, 
>> but 
>> ever since then, my Apple Mail indicates a SSL cert problem. I've
attached 
>> so 
>> png clips of the entire text copied from the error dialog (it won't let
me 
>> just copy/paste the stuff).
>> 
>> Anybody have an idea what's going on?
> 
> Besides you cross-posting PNGs in non-binary newsgroups and causing some 
> grief? ;-)
> 
> I always try Google before the newsgroups - the answers are faster and 
> it's hard to piss-off the search engine:
> 
> http://www.google.ca/search?q=Apple.Mail+indicates+a+SSL+cert+problem
> 
> The second link (macoshints) looks like it might be of use, but I'm not 
> a mac user.
> 
> 



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Well SSSSOOORRRRRYYYY folks.

This was probably my second post to ANY newsgroup this year. I thought that 
it would put the image files inline to the body of the ONE message that I 
posted. They were supposed to be small attachments to my posting.

I thought that I would be providing more detail for the SpamCop folks who are 
looking into my SSL cert problem.

Now everybody can relax a tag, loosen their belt buckles, take another drink 
of water, and stop having hissy fits. Sheesh.


On Sat, 3 Nov 2007 15:20:22 -0800, Sofa King Tyred of Lar Ting wrote
(in article <fgis73$e69$1@news.spamcop.net>):

> Al Heynneman wrote:
>> A month or so ago Spamcop's SSL cert expired. They've gotten a new
cert, 
>> but 
>> ever since then, my Apple Mail indicates a SSL cert problem. I've
attached 
>> so 
>> png clips of the entire text copied from the error dialog (it won't let
me 
>> just copy/paste the stuff).
>> 
>> Anybody have an idea what's going on?
> 
> Besides you cross-posting PNGs in non-binary newsgroups and causing some 
> grief? ;-)
> 
> I always try Google before the newsgroups - the answers are faster and 
> it's hard to piss-off the search engine:
> 
> http://www.google.ca/search?q=Apple.Mail+indicates+a+SSL+cert+problem
> 
> The second link (macoshints) looks like it might be of use, but I'm not 
> a mac user.
> 
> 



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 / ___ \| | |  _  |  __/ |_| | | | | | | |  __/ | | | | | (_| | | | |
/_/   \_\_| |_| |_|\___|\__, |_| |_|_| |_|\___|_| |_| |_|\__,_|_| |_|
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Al Heynneman wrote:
> Well SSSSOOORRRRRYYYY folks.
> 
> 
Well at least you had the courteousy to apologise which is more than some.

Mark Geary wrote:
> Al Heynneman  <heynnema@rcn.com> wrote:
>> This was probably my second post to ANY newsgroup this year. I thought
that 
>> it would put the image files inline to the body of the ONE message that
I 
>> posted. They were supposed to be small attachments to my posting.
> 
> <snip>
> 
> I hadn't even noticed the attachment until I saw others complaining
> about it and went back and took a second look.

Personally I find large ASCII art .sigs of the poster's name entirely 
unnecessary.

YMMV.