I received an email tonight: "Your free cPanel-signed hostname SSL certificate for..." indicating a new server hostname certificate had been issued/installed (example: hostname.myserver.com).
Shortly after that, logging into my POP account for my primary account on that server (ex: myserver.com) in Thunderbird issues a message that the SSL certificate for that domain no longer matches the certificate. The cert it shows is for "hostname.myserver.com" even though my email app logs into the POP account using server "myserver.com" (Port 995) and always has.
I tried FileZilla and found that logging into any hosted account (subdomain or domain) on my server issues a message: "hostname does not match certificate". In this case, the hosted account for example would be "hosteddomain.com" but the error message indicates the SSL certificate common name is "hostname.myserver.com".
How do I get Thunderbird to be able to log in to my main domain's account using SSL/port 995 without this error message. It allows me to accept an exception, but it seems like this would be bad as it shouldn't be an exception. The domain's account has it's own valid SSL cert that Thunderbird and FileZilla should use, but they don't seem to be seeing it.
Thanks for any advice anyone can provide...
Shortly after that, logging into my POP account for my primary account on that server (ex: myserver.com) in Thunderbird issues a message that the SSL certificate for that domain no longer matches the certificate. The cert it shows is for "hostname.myserver.com" even though my email app logs into the POP account using server "myserver.com" (Port 995) and always has.
I tried FileZilla and found that logging into any hosted account (subdomain or domain) on my server issues a message: "hostname does not match certificate". In this case, the hosted account for example would be "hosteddomain.com" but the error message indicates the SSL certificate common name is "hostname.myserver.com".
How do I get Thunderbird to be able to log in to my main domain's account using SSL/port 995 without this error message. It allows me to accept an exception, but it seems like this would be bad as it shouldn't be an exception. The domain's account has it's own valid SSL cert that Thunderbird and FileZilla should use, but they don't seem to be seeing it.
Thanks for any advice anyone can provide...