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“SMTP Error: Could not connect to SMTP host. Connection failed. stream_socket_enable_crypto(): Peer certificate CN=int-srv-g6-1.xxx.xxx' did not match expected CN=smtp.xxx.xxx’ SMTP server error: QUIT command failed”
the certificate in question DOES have smtp.xxx.xxx as a SAN subject alternate name. int-srv-g6-1 is the SPN subject principle name.
It seems your plugin is only checking the SPN and not the available SANs
Possible Solution
check SPN and SANs for a match to the host name
Steps to Reproduce
use a certificate where the host name is a SAN
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Our plugin does not perform any special SSL checks. We are using WordPress's default PHPMailer class settings. It looks like for SAN support you would have to modify our MailCatcherV6 class and overwrite the $SMTPOptions public attribute with these values:
Expected Behavior
should work with certificates that contain SANs
Current Behavior
I’m getting the following error
“SMTP Error: Could not connect to SMTP host. Connection failed. stream_socket_enable_crypto(): Peer certificate CN=int-srv-g6-1.xxx.xxx' did not match expected CN=smtp.xxx.xxx’ SMTP server error: QUIT command failed”
the certificate in question DOES have smtp.xxx.xxx as a SAN subject alternate name. int-srv-g6-1 is the SPN subject principle name.
It seems your plugin is only checking the SPN and not the available SANs
Possible Solution
check SPN and SANs for a match to the host name
Steps to Reproduce
use a certificate where the host name is a SAN
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: