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SSL certificate for free?

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Does anyone know where/if I could get an ssl cerficate for postfix/dovecot that is signed and free? I have generated my own unsigned one, but some users want to use gmail to retrieve their mail and it doesn't accept unsigned certificates.

posted Jul 27, 2016 by Tarun Singhal

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Try https://letsencrypt.org/

answer Jul 27, 2016 by Parveen
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