When accessing mail on SLUUG's servers for the first time using secure POP or IMAP, you should get a prompt to examine and verify the server's certificate. You need to compare the fingerprint your mail client displayed against one of the SHA1 or MD5 fingerprints below for the type of access you are using. You might optionally compare other information to verify it matches. The exact format displayed will depend on the mail client you are using.

The certificate information for a secure POP connection to bud:

This certificate belongs to:
   localhost
   postmaster@example.com
   Courier Mail Server
   Automatically-generated POP3 SSL key
   New York

This certificate was issued by:
   localhost
   postmaster@example.com
   Courier Mail Server
   Automatically-generated POP3 SSL key
   New York

This certificate is valid
   from May 31 23:52:01 2007 GMT
     to May 30 23:52:01 2008 GMT

SHA1 Fingerprint: 580D 6B48 63F4 D96F 7111 860C 27F0 3784 A93C D30E
MD5 Fingerprint:  D479 C5AF 9285 5E08 D4D0 FEAA C435 2971

Due to the way the secure POP certificate waas created, you might be prompted twice to verify it.

The certificate information for a secure IMAP connection to bud:

This certificate belongs to:
   bud.sluug.org
   postmaster@sluug.org
   SLUUG Mail Server
   Automatically-generated IMAP SSL key
   St Louis

This certificate was issued by:
   bud.sluug.org
   postmaster@sluug.org
   SLUUG Mail Server
   Automatically-generated IMAP SSL key
   St Louis

This certificate is valid
   from Jun 15 17:10:16 2007 GMT
     to Jun 14 17:10:16 2008 GMT

SHA1 Fingerprint: E26E 536D 352E E4F6 79DC D3E2 8978 BCB0 776F 20A1
MD5 Fingerprint:  BAD6 C090 7FD5 440C C0B0 56FD 3FEB 06A9