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Allow users to turn off TLS verification or use their own certs #2785
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my bad. it should be set to |
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Ensuring the PHP path for cert location is set correctly may also help to keep TLS on assuming you have a signed root certificate for your imap server: php -r "print_r(openssl_get_cert_locations());" By default this is different from the default location for root certificates in Ubuntu |
Feature Request
As of #2782 TLS host verification is enabled by default. Admins can only disable it system-wide. It would be nice to have a user setting to disable it per account, so you can still have other accounts verified.
Summary
Make it possible to disable TLS verification on a user/account based instead of system-wide.
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