Your mileage may vary, but I was shocked when I could finally send/receive email again using Eudora.
repeat steps 1-11 until you finally add the skull and crossbones line to the Trusted list.Clicking on that, I continued to follow the list down to the bottom where there was a Verizon certificate with what looked like a little skull and crossbones next to it. send a test mail (it will fail until all the nodes are trusted). At the top was a certificate generated by Avast with a '+' sign next to it.Click Done (this closes the Certificate Manager).select the top one (and when you repeat this list, select the next, and the next, and so on, until you get to the bottom).open the smiley face icon tree until you get to the skull and crossbones.UPDATE: Okay, I decided to have one more whack at it, and sure enough, I had to "crawl" from the top icon (a smiley face) all the way down to the bottom (the skull and crossbones), going through the same miserable steps at each level. Every time, I have the same skull-and-crossbones on the last certificate in the list under Cybertrust (which is actually owned by Verizon), and no matter how many times I tell it to Add to Trusted, it doesn't.Īny other suggestions (other than using a different email client)? Is there a way outside of Eudora to import an updated, valid certificate? I have right-clicked the dominant personality, opened Properties, selected Incoming Mail, and Last SSL. I have tried the various solutions people have offered on the web forums, but without luck. my version of Eudora is showing the same certificate problem as yours, also from the Irving, TX location. You may also see certificate error messages when the file in. I highlighted that and told Eudora to accept it and all is currently well. At the top was a certificate generated by Avast with a "+" sign next to it. I then went to the properties of my sending personality, clicked on last SSL info and then on Certificate Information Manager. QWest Megabit DSL Tech support (1-80) Qwest Megabit order number (1-87) Qwest Network Disclosures. Qwest has released updates for the Actiontec 15. I changed the Avast settings to again allow scanning of outgoing mail. Qwest DSL - Other Operating Systems (IBM OS2®, UNIX® and LINUX®) Qwest DSL Service Support Center. To further complicate matters, I have personalities set up in Eudora that allow me to send through Verizon, but receive through a different ISP. I disabled scanning outgoing mail from Avast, but then got an error message same as referenced above.
My error message referred to the Avast certificate being no good.
#Eudora avast certificate error windows
No changes made except for a Windows udpate. I had the same problem using Eudora 7.1.0.9 starting 2 days ago.
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