Comments on: Gmail POP SSL certs for Symbian / Nokia phones http://kevinhenrikson.com/2006/06/18/gmail-pop-ssl-certs-for-symbian-nokia-phones/ Weblog.prototype.toString = function() {return "foo";}; Tue, 07 Oct 2008 09:54:52 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Ilgaz http://kevinhenrikson.com/2006/06/18/gmail-pop-ssl-certs-for-symbian-nokia-phones/#comment-18294 Ilgaz Thu, 27 Mar 2008 23:11:38 +0000 http://kevinhenrikson.com/2006/06/18/gmail-pop-ssl-certs-for-symbian-nokia-phones/#comment-18294 It is really unbeliavable that Nokia, Equifax and Google have put their users to such hassle and security risk. Google as king of web could make a phonecall to Equifax people to setup a secure wap page to serve their certificates and Nokia themselves are putting their users to very significant risk to use such a weird way to install certificates. Nokia 9300 (series 80) could open .cer or x509 files and install them, Series 60 V3 which is years ahead requires some weird format... Thanks for this great tip and people, you better contact Equifax to get a "der" root certificate rather than becoming ultra paranoid if you download it from third party. It is really unbeliavable that Nokia, Equifax and Google have put their users to such hassle and security risk.

Google as king of web could make a phonecall to Equifax people to setup a secure wap page to serve their certificates and Nokia themselves are putting their users to very significant risk to use such a weird way to install certificates. Nokia 9300 (series 80) could open .cer or x509 files and install them, Series 60 V3 which is years ahead requires some weird format…

Thanks for this great tip and people, you better contact Equifax to get a “der” root certificate rather than becoming ultra paranoid if you download it from third party.

]]> By: NEED HELP!!! http://kevinhenrikson.com/2006/06/18/gmail-pop-ssl-certs-for-symbian-nokia-phones/#comment-6478 NEED HELP!!! Mon, 23 Jul 2007 22:35:32 +0000 http://kevinhenrikson.com/2006/06/18/gmail-pop-ssl-certs-for-symbian-nokia-phones/#comment-6478 How can i install a certificate on my Samsung E250??? Ive downloaded the Gmail app on my phone. It opens up beautifully. I enter my login details. It then loads and then complains about a certificate error which prevents me from using the gmail app. NEEP HELP PLZ!!! How can i install a certificate on my Samsung E250??? Ive downloaded the Gmail app on my phone. It opens up beautifully. I enter my login details. It then loads and then complains about a certificate error which prevents me from using the gmail app. NEEP HELP PLZ!!!

]]> By: srinivas http://kevinhenrikson.com/2006/06/18/gmail-pop-ssl-certs-for-symbian-nokia-phones/#comment-6095 srinivas Sun, 08 Jul 2007 15:03:28 +0000 http://kevinhenrikson.com/2006/06/18/gmail-pop-ssl-certs-for-symbian-nokia-phones/#comment-6095 Atlast I can use pop in my mobile thanks. Thank you very much. :) Atlast I can use pop in my mobile thanks. Thank you very much. :)

]]> By: Certificate for University of Vaasa’s E-Mail Server at filips.net http://kevinhenrikson.com/2006/06/18/gmail-pop-ssl-certs-for-symbian-nokia-phones/#comment-2217 Certificate for University of Vaasa’s E-Mail Server at filips.net Wed, 11 Apr 2007 09:50:55 +0000 http://kevinhenrikson.com/2006/06/18/gmail-pop-ssl-certs-for-symbian-nokia-phones/#comment-2217 [...] How can you do this yourself? Follow the instructions by Kevin Henrikson in “Gmail POP SSL certs for Symbian / Nokia phones“. I have used Opera to easily export the certificate, but the OpenSSL method used by Kevin also works fine. (Plus there seems to be some bug with the export function in the latest version – 9.10 – of Opera, or at least on Windows Vista. Can’t say which one is the faulty one for sure.) The settings for connecting to the UoV mail server can be found here. [...] […] How can you do this yourself? Follow the instructions by Kevin Henrikson in “Gmail POP SSL certs for Symbian / Nokia phones“. I have used Opera to easily export the certificate, but the OpenSSL method used by Kevin also works fine. (Plus there seems to be some bug with the export function in the latest version – 9.10 – of Opera, or at least on Windows Vista. Can’t say which one is the faulty one for sure.) The settings for connecting to the UoV mail server can be found here. […]

]]> By: frustrated with e61/gmail http://kevinhenrikson.com/2006/06/18/gmail-pop-ssl-certs-for-symbian-nokia-phones/#comment-445 frustrated with e61/gmail Fri, 08 Dec 2006 19:08:32 +0000 http://kevinhenrikson.com/2006/06/18/gmail-pop-ssl-certs-for-symbian-nokia-phones/#comment-445 oh and yes pop is enabled for all email on my gmail account..and works with my mail pop client on my mac oh and yes pop is enabled for all email on my gmail account..and works with my mail pop client on my mac

]]> By: frustrated with e61/gmail http://kevinhenrikson.com/2006/06/18/gmail-pop-ssl-certs-for-symbian-nokia-phones/#comment-444 frustrated with e61/gmail Fri, 08 Dec 2006 19:06:59 +0000 http://kevinhenrikson.com/2006/06/18/gmail-pop-ssl-certs-for-symbian-nokia-phones/#comment-444 Ok, so I have all the settings downloaded the certificate (my e61 told me its already installed!?). Have pop.googlemail.com and ssl 995 (that changes to port:standard sometimes, like others have it)... my account name xxxx@gmail.com and user name xxxx@gmail.com still i can not receive email, it simply keeps asking me for the password and user name three times and than tells me i got rejected hmmm...whats wrong? Ok, so I have all the settings downloaded the certificate (my e61 told me its already installed!?). Have pop.googlemail.com and ssl 995 (that changes to port:standard sometimes, like others have it)…
my account name xxxx@gmail.com and user name xxxx@gmail.com
still i can not receive email, it simply keeps asking me for the password and user name three times and than tells me i got rejected hmmm…whats wrong?

]]> By: Romma http://kevinhenrikson.com/2006/06/18/gmail-pop-ssl-certs-for-symbian-nokia-phones/#comment-316 Romma Thu, 09 Nov 2006 10:38:54 +0000 http://kevinhenrikson.com/2006/06/18/gmail-pop-ssl-certs-for-symbian-nokia-phones/#comment-316 Thanks indeed. It worked! Thanks indeed. It worked!

]]> By: BagonK’s Blog » Setting GMail POP E-mail di Nokia 6233 http://kevinhenrikson.com/2006/06/18/gmail-pop-ssl-certs-for-symbian-nokia-phones/#comment-264 BagonK’s Blog » Setting GMail POP E-mail di Nokia 6233 Sun, 29 Oct 2006 08:46:16 +0000 http://kevinhenrikson.com/2006/06/18/gmail-pop-ssl-certs-for-symbian-nokia-phones/#comment-264 [...] Semoga berhasil… have fun… Sumber : http://kevinhenrikson.com/2006/06/18/gmail-pop-ssl-certs-for-symbian-nokia-phones/ Permalink [...] […] Semoga berhasil… have fun… Sumber : http://kevinhenrikson.com/2006/06/18/gmail-pop-ssl-certs-for-symbian-nokia-phones/ Permalink […]

]]> By: Christian F http://kevinhenrikson.com/2006/06/18/gmail-pop-ssl-certs-for-symbian-nokia-phones/#comment-117 Christian F Wed, 30 Aug 2006 21:50:31 +0000 http://kevinhenrikson.com/2006/06/18/gmail-pop-ssl-certs-for-symbian-nokia-phones/#comment-117 The problem with the certificate is to change the pop server to pop.googlemail.com in stead of pop.gmail.com. Keep the SMTP settings as they are. Thats all! At least for 6233 The problem with the certificate is to change the pop server to pop.googlemail.com in stead of pop.gmail.com. Keep the SMTP settings as they are. Thats all! At least for 6233

]]> By: jolo http://kevinhenrikson.com/2006/06/18/gmail-pop-ssl-certs-for-symbian-nokia-phones/#comment-62 jolo Mon, 10 Jul 2006 15:21:23 +0000 http://kevinhenrikson.com/2006/06/18/gmail-pop-ssl-certs-for-symbian-nokia-phones/#comment-62 A much easier way - open the browser and go to: http://www.ocasta.co.uk/cert.html - download the Gmail certificate (Equifax). Then you can go to Settings >Security > Certif. Management. Choose Equifax and then options > trust settings. Disable 'online certif. check' A much easier way - open the browser and go to: http://www.ocasta.co.uk/cert.html - download the Gmail certificate (Equifax). Then you can go to Settings >Security > Certif. Management. Choose Equifax and then options > trust settings. Disable ‘online certif. check’

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