Bug 264275

Version:           2.0.89
OS:                Linux

When it starts up, KMail connects to the Sieve server (why?). If the Sieve server has SSL/TLS enabled, KMail will start the TLS handshake.

If the server presents a certificate with failures, such as a self-signed certificate, KMail will show a dialog asking whether to proceed and to save the certificate.

Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Configure KMail with an IMAP account with filtering enabled
2. Ensure that the Sieve server supports STARTTLS
3. Ensure that the Sieve server presents an SSL certificate that contains at least one problem
4. Start KMail
5. Click Continue when asked how to proceed
6. Click Forever when asked when to accept this certificate
7. Close KMail
8. Start KMail again

Actual Results:  
The same dialogs of steps 5 and 6 are presented. The certificate was not saved.

Expected Results:  
The certificate is stored and trusted forever, so the Sieve TLS connection should not fail and no dialogs should be shown at startup.

OS: Linux (i686) release 2.6.36.2-server-1mnb
Compiler: gcc