Open HakkenSD opened 1 year ago
Hi, I assume you are using a self-hosted mail server with a self-signed certificate. This is actually a common error although not related to telegram-mail-bot
.
If you plan to get a certificate from a trusted CA like Let's Encrypt
I suggest test your bot with ssl=False
and only turn it on when the mail server is running with a production-ready certificate.
Otherwise try this workaround, keep in mind that in your case the workaround should be done in Dockerfile. This works for Python 3.6+
The problem was in the antivirus, after its detection everything works correctly.
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Hello. Faced a problem. The mail server I am using works with ssl\tls. In line server = IMAPClient(host=imap4_server, use_uid=True,ssl=True) I add ssl=True During the test run, everything works. But I make a docker image and run it on a docker host. I am getting the following error: caused error "[SSL: CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED] certificate verify failed: self-signed certificate in certificate chain (_ssl.c:992)" Please let me know if you have any ideas how to fix this. I will be grateful.