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h) _Now type firefox in your putty terminal and you should see the output in firefox browser in your windows host machine_
What is done here?
Mail-in-a-box is an open source sw that provides you the options to control your mail server yourself. It gives you a DNS server as well and
has all the necessary settings like DNSSEC, DANE TLSA, etc. But the existing software doesn't really provide the options for
renewing key. It creates a key pair initially and uses this key during the whole lifetime of the setup. If any user updates
the key, he or she will have to manually change the certificates and TLSA records which is error-prone. So, what I did is provide an option to
renew the cert for user with both the existing key and with a new key and if user does so with a new key, then update the
TLSA records. I followed the double TLSA scheme. Main motivation of doing this is to reduce the number of misconfigurations
due to manual key rollover.
To make it work into an existing mailinabox setup, you need to do the following:
1. sudo setup/ssl.sh