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I am trying to setup my email account on the iPhone. While it is verifying the POP account information, I get an error:

"Secure Connection Failed. The certificate for "email address" may be invalied." Any suggestions? Thanks.

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Just ignore it. Once you ignore that error it should go away and not come back. At least it did on my iPhone.

 

Bill

 

Thanks. It did work but I had to turn off SSL for both incoming and outgoing. I also had to change the incoming port to 110.

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Can I ask why you chose POP3 over IMAP? I ask because using a mobile device such as an iPhone, I would rather have my folders and messages sync up with my computer so that I don't lose any messages in the process.

 

BTW, love my iPhone!

 

(I may have misread the message, so forgive me if I did)

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Posted (edited)

I am trying to setup my email account on the iPhone. While it is verifying the POP account information, I get an error:

"Secure Connection Failed. The certificate for "email address" may be invalied." Any suggestions? Thanks.

 

I get the same problem on my iPhone. it may be a 3.1 problem. An account I'd setup previously still works, but now I get the error you report on both my iPhone and on regular Mac OS X 10.6.1 if I try to setup a new Mail account on the same server. I let it default to IMAP, but SNMP doesn't work either.

 

This is suspiciously like an issue that occurred when they upgraded Mac OS X to Snow Leopard (10.6). It required a fix at my main ISP (Frontiernet) and Apple claimed they'd fixed it in Mac OS X 10.6.1.

 

I'm going to report the certificate error to Totalchoicehosting as my daughter is seeing exactly the same issue with her email. I'm also going to file a bug with Apple.

Edited by lguzenda
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Welcome to the forums lguzenda :)

 

If you are getting certificate errors it's because you are setting up your email using your domain. If you are on a shared server the certificate is not registered to your domain it's registered to the server. Accept the certificate once and the error should go away.

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