Error loading SSL context, POP3S and IMAPS will be disabled on Kopano Core: 8.7.80.307

dw2412

@Drethaldier said in Error loading SSL context, POP3S and IMAPS will be disabled on Kopano Core: 8.7.80.307:

ls -la /etc/kopano/ssl/*.pem shows:
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 8 Dez 17 16:12 /etc/kopano/ssl/cert.pem -> cert.pem
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 11 Dez 17 16:12 /etc/kopano/ssl/privkey.pem -> privkey.pem

Hmmm… this looks like a never ending link on the file itself (which actually means that the privkey is not formatted as expected so the gateway message might be a little bit missleading but actually it means that the privkey cannot be opened in the end). If you still use the gateway.cfg from first post, please change the symlinks to the proper files in /etc/letsencrypt/live/domain.xx/

Andreas

Drethaldier

@dw2412

Now I have this:

# File with RSA key for SSL
ssl_private_key_file = /etc/letsencrypt/live/domain.xx/privkey.pem

#File with certificate for SSL
ssl_certificate_file = /etc/letsencrypt/live/domain.xx/cert.pem

Logfile still shows:

Mon Dec 17 19:12:38 2018: [=======] Starting kopano-gateway version 8.7.80 (pid 2825 uid 999)
Mon Dec 17 19:12:38 2018: [error  ] ECChannel::HrSetCtx(): cannot open key file
Mon Dec 17 19:12:38 2018: [error  ] Error loading SSL context, POP3S and IMAPS will be disabled

And imaps can’t be used.

fbartels

https://forum.kopano.io/topic/1763/error-connecting-to-imaps-via-gateway-core-8-6-81-416/

Drethaldier

@fbartels
I saw that post when I looked for an answer. It didn’t help me. Maybe I understood something wrong in it or overlooked.

dw2412

@Drethaldier I’ve tested it on the Supported 8.6.9 that I’m running in a container (multitenant setup, no archive server, no multi server) and it works with ssl in there:

ssl_private_key_file    =       /etc/kopano/gateway/privkey.pem
ssl_certificate_file    =       /etc/kopano/gateway/cert.pem
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 5513 Nov 28 10:16 /etc/kopano/gateway/cert.pem
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 3243 Nov 28 10:16 /etc/kopano/gateway/privkey.pem
kopano-gateway 8.6.9

Maybe not a goot idea regarding the file rights but as loong as the server can access and read the files and their content is valid it seems to work in latest supported version on Ubuntu 16.04. I just remember that once I’ve an issue with letsencrypt certificates on my mail server because there was an issue with access rights in the folder structure within that the certificate was stored. The main cert folder has had 700 access rights and because of this the symlinked cert access by an unpriviliged user was impossible… Since that I’m using dehydrated script, hooks for either cp or chown to have the files at right place and check them with openssl prior all this to limit issues with automated service restarts…

Andreas

thctlo

yes, you need the set the correct rights.
@dw2412 you allowing WORLD access to your keyfile… thats not good.

what you can do… Example shown what i do on my Debian system

/etc/ssl/cert ( 775 ) root:root

/etc/ssl/private 750 root:ssl-certs

if you installed ca-certificates you should see ssl-certs as group also.
Now its getting more simple.
My local certs.
/etc/ssl/local/certs ( 775 ) root:root
/etc/ssl/local/private 710 root:ssl-cert ( Folder )
/etc/ssl/local/private 440 root:ssl-cert (Files) ( or 640, some programs my complain about 440 )
adduser kopano ssl-certs
you can do the same for apache, postfix etc.

my kopano setup :
ssl-cert:x:113:mysql,postfix,kopano,www-data

Done and safe setup.
Now, i dont use letsencrypt my server atm ,so check if you can set a group for the keyfiles and add the service user in it.

dw2412

@thctlo I’m aware of this and as I said “Maybe not a goot idea regarding the file rights”…

I changed it already in the meantime - it was just some leftover from some “lets do this change quickly…”

Andreas

Drethaldier

@thctlo said in Error loading SSL context, POP3S and IMAPS will be disabled on Kopano Core: 8.7.80.307:

yes, you need the set the correct rights.
@dw2412 you allowing WORLD access to your keyfile… thats not good.

what you can do… Example shown what i do on my Debian system

/etc/ssl/cert ( 775 ) root:root

/etc/ssl/private 750 root:ssl-certs

if you installed ca-certificates you should see ssl-certs as group also.
Now its getting more simple.
My local certs.
/etc/ssl/local/certs ( 775 ) root:root
/etc/ssl/local/private 710 root:ssl-cert ( Folder )
/etc/ssl/local/private 440 root:ssl-cert (Files) ( or 640, some programs my complain about 440 )
adduser kopano ssl-certs
you can do the same for apache, postfix etc.

my kopano setup :
ssl-cert:x:113:mysql,postfix,kopano,www-data

Done and safe setup.
Now, i dont use letsencrypt my server atm ,so check if you can set a group for the keyfiles and add the service user in it.

I’ll try that when I find the time. I have to verify that it works with letsencrypt in a test vm. Was a dumd Idea to upgrade so close to christmas.
I tested it by running kopano-gateway as root and it worked again.
I will get back when I have more information about the solution.

fbartels

@Drethaldier the important part is that both the certificate and all the folders leading to it are readable by either the kopano user or group.

dw2412

@Drethaldier Exactly if you’re running the gateway as a root user it is exactly what thctlo and I say… A matter of access rights. Please try the following:

sudo -u kopano /bin/bash
cat /etc/letsencrypt/live/domain.xx/privkey.pem

If you’re able to cat the file as user kopano and gateway is running as user kopano your issue should be solved. if you cannot cat the file as user kopano please check the access rights for each part of the folderlist and for the privkey.pem itself. If you want to have a quick solution for your christmas eve to happen without any thought about this certificate just copy the privkey.pem and cert.pem to /etc/kopano/gateway, do a “chown kopano.kopano /etc/kopano/gateway -r”, a “chmod 600 /etc/kopano/gateway/privkey.pem” and a “chmod 655 /etc/kopano/gateway/cert.pem”. Afterwards check that gateway will run as user kopano and group kopano and restart the gateway service.

Andreas