When running MUTT on a RHEL 5.4 box, I get the message:
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Server certificate has expired

This certificate belongs to:
localhost.localdomain
Unknown
SomeOrganization
SomeOrganizationalUnit
SomeCity

This certificate was issued by:
localhost.localdomain
Unknown
SomeOrganization
SomeOrganizationalUnit
SomeCity

This certificate is valid
from Apr 6 15:04:45 2009 GMT
to Apr 6 15:04:45 2010 GMT

Fingerprint: DA0D CA01 6AC4 1D52 DC3E F96B 4CCB 1DBA

(r)eject, accept (o)nce, (a)ccept always

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I choose "accept always", but the same message appears next time.

I do not wish to have a certificate requirement for MUTT and did not intentionally set the program up to include this feature. How can I get rid of it? My second choice would be to get a new certificate, but then I have to go through this every year.

I have MUTT working on two other servers and this does not happen.

Thanks for your help,
Sanford Stein
CyberTools Inc.

look in ~/.muttrc

you should have something similar to below. Just comment out those lines.

Bret,

There is no file named .muttrc anywhere on my server.

On the two servers where mutt works without a certificate, one has no .muttrc file and the other has /root/.muttrc with the single line 'set record=~/sent'.

Any other ideas?

Thanks,
SS

I'm having this same issue with mutt. I do have a .muttrc file for it. But I don't have those smime lines in it.