Re: ZOE as "external" mail archive?

Hi,
On Mar 15, 2005, at 16:29, [email protected] wrote:

> AFAIK ZOE does not provide any SSL-based encryption as it works=20
> primarily on user's desktop machines
> and are not accessed from the outside.

ZO=CB do provide TLS access for most of its services (HTTPS and =
STARTTLS).

To enable TLS, create a configuration file named=20
"alt.dev.zoe.Application.plist" under=20
"<ZOE>/Library/SZ/Configurations/Default/" with the following content:

{
	"http.port" =3D "10443";
     "protocol.name" =3D "https";
     "tls.enabled" =3D "true";
}

After restating, ZO=CB will automatically generate a self-signed X509=20
certificate. The generated certificate is located under=20
"<ZOE>/Library/Keys/".

You can optionally specify some of the X509 certificate attributes=20
(e.g. Alias, X509Unit, X509Organization, X509Country, X509DNS,=20
Validity, KeyPairName, KeyPairLength, SignatureName).

Check the code for additional details:

http://dev.alt.textdrive.com/file/ZOE/Applications/ZOE/KeyManager.java

If you want to use your own certificate, you can provide one before=20
hand as well.

The format for .plsit is defined here:

http://alt.textdrive.com/pl/3/pl-the-format

Cheers,

R.




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