Linux Tutorials - Herong's Tutorial Examples - v5.42, by Herong Yang
Accept Certificate Exception in macOS Mail
This section provides a tutorial example on how to handle mail server certificate exceptions in macOS Mail.
If you are connecting macOS Mail to an internal local mail server, you will get server certificate exceptions, if self-signed root certificates are used on the server.
Here is what you should do in this case.
1. Click "Show Certificate" on the exception dialog box.
2. Review the certificate and make sure that it is the one used on your mail server.
3. Check the checkbox "Always trust ... when connecting to ..." and click "Continue".
4. Enter your macOS password to allow this certificate to be trusted and saved in "Keychain Access" on your macOS.
Note that the mail server may use 2 different self-signed certificates for POP3 and SMTP services separately.
If you want to see or remove those certificates, you can find them in "Launchpad > Other > Keychain Access", and under "login > Certificates".
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SELinux - Security-Enhanced Linux
Software Package Manager on CentOS - DNF and YUM
vsftpd - Very Secure FTP Daemon
Postfix - Mail Transport Agent (MTA)
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Thunderbird Installation on macOS
Thunderbird Configuration for POP3S and SMTP
Thunderbird to Accept POP3S Certificate Exception
Thunderbird Configuration for IMAPS and SMTP
Thunderbird Configuratin for SMTPS Service
macOS Mail Manual Configuration
►Accept Certificate Exception in macOS Mail
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