that may be the problem but you have to do the steps several times
sometimes to add all of the certificates. with my gmail account even
when i add the certificates, i can continue to add them even though
they have been added.
Legend has it that on Friday 9/29/2017 04:29 PM, Larry Gassman said:
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Well, I've gon through all of the steps two or three times.----------------------------------------
The server errors are still here and I can't send e-mails from Eudora.
I worked through this under sending mail. I did not try checking mail.
Nex step?
Larry
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what screen reader are you using?
Legend has it that on Friday 9/29/2017 01:38 PM, Larry Gassman said:
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>Chris,
>I understand the path etc, but when I right arrow to the end and then
>tap the A button to allow, I hear a "Ding", so I am not finding the
>allow button.
>Thoughts?
>Larry
>
>
>
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>Subject: [blindeudora] Re: Eudora Fix
>
>your tutorial will be deemed perfect once Donna can follow it successfully.
>(grin)
>
>At 02:00 PM 9/29/2017, you wrote:
> >o.k. maybe this will be a little easier to follow:
> >
> >The "certificate" manager is invoked once you're in the alt-t tools,
> >options, menu, in "Checking mail," or in "sending mail" and you hit
> >alt-i in checking mail, or alt-l in sending mail.
> >Once you're in there, hit the C key which will invoke thap ssl
> >manager, hit tab one time, which puts you on top of the list of
> >server ssl certificates, tap right arrow until you hear silence.
> >You're on the bottom of the list, the highest level of certificates,
> >tap a, "allow" and then use the alt-o" key for "done.
> >If you think that more of the certificates are causing an issue,
> >after tab is pressed, you'll need to open each level by pressing the
> >right arrow key for each level of the tree and itting the A key on
> >each one until you're once again at the bottom of the list. The tree
> >will automatically close after each pressing of the "A" key, so
> >you'll have to open them again if one of them further down the tree
> >is causing the issue. With gmail or Verizon or AOL mail, this may be
> >the case where more than one SSL certificate is the issue.
> >When you are "done," hit "alt-o."
> >And, remember this has to be done for each personality, and both
> >sending and receiving, number 2 and 4 of the list down from "getting
> >started," or, in personalities properties, using alt-p, arrow to
> >personality you wish to modify, and hit alt-enter to get into
> >properties. The first tab is for sending mail, the second tab for
> >receiving mail. Inside that "generic" tab, alt-l will bring up that
> >manager, and "c" and alt-o do the same, but in "receiving mail," it
> >is alt-n to bring up the manager with c and alt-o again to do the
> >magic from within that manager.
> >Here is the quoted message which further clarifies what I've written
here.
> >
> > >I am receiving a message that indicates that my SSL
> > certificate >is rejected and, therefore, I can not longer sent or
> > receive >mail. The cause for the rejection was Unknown Error.
> >
> >The instructions for dealing with new SSL certificates get posted
> >here quite often, but I think you might be new, so here they are
> >again. It is important to follow all the instructions and not
> >improvise. Skipping steps will most likely not have good results.
> >
> >--------------------------------------
> >Instructions for telling Eudora to trust SSL certificates:
> >
> >Do a mail check (or try to send mail if the problem is with the
> >outgoing server). You can't tell Eudora to trust a certificate that
> >it hasn't received yet.
> >
> >When you get the certificate error, answering "yes" may allow you to
> >successfully connect to the server but it may interfere with fixing
> >the problem more permanently. Saying "no" is more reliable when it
> >comes to doing the long-term fix.
> >
> >Open the personalities window, right-click on the personality in
> >question and select "properties".
> >
> >On the incoming mail tab, click on the button to see the information
> >for the last SSL connection. (For outgoing mail, go to the "generic
> >properties tab rather than "incoming mail".)
> >
> >Then click on the button to go to the certificate information manager.
> >
> >In the certificate manager, the certificate chain for the connection
> >in question will be at the top. (Ignore all the certificates further
> >down in various other categories. The only one you need to concern
> >yourself with is the one listed at the very top, under "server
> >certificates".) It is most likely a chain of certificates that you
> >have to open, not just a single certificate. The "+" button opens
> >additional levels. Click on the "+"s until you have the entire chain
open.
> >Certificates that are trusted have a happy face icon until you open
> >them. When they opened, the happy face opens its mouth.
> >Certificates that aren't trusted have a skull icon. Most likely,
> >you'll find that the last one in the chain shows a skull. Select that
> >one and tell Eudora to trust it. You don't need to do anything to the
> >certificates that are already trusted, other than click on the plus
> >sign to open them up.
> >
> >Close out of the certificate manager and properties. Go do another
> >mail check (or try to send mail) and see if it works.
> >
> >You may have to repeat this process a few more times depending on the
> >number of certificates in the chain. Each one needs to be trusted.
> >They're like a series of locked doors. You have to unlock each of the
> >doors before it can be opened to see the next door.
> >
> >If you have multiple personalities that use the same server, you only
> >need to do this for one of them, but if you have multiple
> >personalities that use different servers, you have to be sure the
> >personality you choose is the right one.
> >
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