Installing a Server Certificate using Dovecot POP/IMAP
Step one: Save the Certificate
IPSCA will send your Certificate by e-mail. You
will also require an intermediate certificate available here ipsCACLASEA1.crt.
Each certificate will look something like the following:
Copy the server certificate, including the lines from the beginning and the end of the certificate into a text editor
such as Notepad (do not use Word or another word processor)
Make sure that the certificate appears as formatted above.
In other words, make sure that the lines aforementioned are included.
Save the server certificate as a text file with a .crt file extension
to your OpenSSL certs directory,
usually /usr/local/ssl/certs but this may vary depending on your particular configuration.
Step two: Install the Intermediate
Certificate
You will need to install the intermediate certificate ipsCACLASEA1.crt so that browsers can trust your certificate.
Copy the server certificate, including the lines from the beginning and the end of the certificate into a text editor
such as Notepad (do not use Word or another word processor)
Make sure that the certificate appears as formatted above.
In other words, make sure that the lines aforementioned are included.
Save the server certificate as a text file with a .crt file extension
to your OpenSSL certs directory,
usually /usr/local/ssl/certs but this may vary depending on your particular configuration.
Step three: Configure Devecot POP/IMAP
In the Virtual Host settings for your site, in
the dovecot.conf file, you will need to add the following SSL
directives.This may be achieved by: