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→Thunderbird: Added info on how to configure Thunderbird for remote secure access
=====Thunderbird=====
=====Thunderbird=====
It seems that in the latest Thunderbird versions security tightened and Thunderbird will simply reject Self Signed Certificates when you try to connect to a (remote) SME Server on secure ports.
You first must add all the secure services ports to the security exceptions of Thunderbird under:
* tools->options->advanced->certificates->view certificates->Add Exception
and add your server address INLCUDING the specific port number of the service!
The format must be:
https://yourserver.com:8993 (for IMAPS)
https://yourserver.com:8143 (SMTP)
https://yourserver.com:8089 (Caldav)
etc. etc
After accepting the self signed certificate for each service-port, you then can add an new email account and the Self Signed Certificate will not be rejected and you normally accept or install it like any other certificate.
The Thunderbird client uses its own Trash folder, not the Zarafa "Deleted Items" folder,
The Thunderbird client uses its own Trash folder, not the Zarafa "Deleted Items" folder,