iPhone Configuration Utility for Web
Thanks to Tom I today found out that my iPhone does not support S/MIME encrypted emails. This is a bit annoying and hopefully, given its support of SSL, will come in a future update.
In the process of trying to find out this information I took a look at the enterprise iPhone Configuration Utility manual to see if I needed to use that to install the email certificate or something like that. In case you hadn’t worked it out the first time, the answer was no.
I did notice the Web utility version though, the first thing that caught my eye was the url http://localhost:3000/ which instantly popped into my head as the Rails default, a bit more looking and mentions of config/environments/production.rb and ActionMailer.smtp_settings have pretty much confirmed it to me. It makes sense though as Apple included Ruby and Rails support into Leopard when it was released.