Assuming you haven't changed your request key which I believe is contained in surge_csr.pem

My procedure is to 

a) down load certificate from godaddy in "other format"

You will receive a zip file containing 2 files (substitute your domain name as required)
bexx.net.crt
and
gd_bundle.crt

now to create a file appropriate for surgemail...

look at the files...

Append the contents of gd_bundle.crt to (at the bottom of) bexx.net.crt

save the resulting file as... surge_cert.pem

Dump it into the appropriate ssl folder (I have sub domain ssl certs) if you don't then it is in the root level of /surgemail/ssl/

That should solve your problems.

Let me know if you have any issues...

Cheers

Paul

On Feb 7, 2011, at 1:28 PM, Kevin Gagel wrote:

> I replaced my SSL cert today and I'm still getting a cert warning when connecting to SurgeWeb. The problem is that Thawte has done some updates last year which require installing a new Intermediate CA file. I've tried following several different ways of doing it but can't seem to get SurgeWeb showing without a Cert warning.
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> I am assuming that I need to install the CA file using the IIS method. Can anyone confirm this or correct me on the right method to install the CA file with so SurgeWeb/SurgeMail will be able to use it correctly?
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