Opera Flags Eternal-September as Security Problem

[Jean Smith]

I'm using news.eternal-september.org for my Usenet news feed using
MT-Newswatcher. Why does Opera have any knowledge of this to flag the security
certificate? I'm not browsing Eternal-September.

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[Mike Dee]

Jean Smith <gote...@gmail.com> wrote:

> I'm using news.eternal-september.org for my Usenet news feed using
> MT-Newswatcher. Why does Opera have any knowledge of this to flag
> the security certificate? I'm not browsing Eternal-September.

Is Opera flagging <news.eternal-september.org> or
<http://www.eternal-september.org/>?

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[Jean Smith]

In article <Xns9CE56F6B2...@188.40.43.245>,
Mike Dee <mik...@emteedee.invalid> wrote:

The former's security certificate chain whatever that is.

[Mike Dee]

Jean Smith <gote...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Mike Dee <mik...@emteedee.invalid> wrote:
>
>> Jean Smith <gote...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> > I'm using news.eternal-september.org for my Usenet news feed using
>> > MT-Newswatcher. Why does Opera have any knowledge of this to flag
>> > the security certificate? I'm not browsing Eternal-September.
>>
>> Is Opera flagging <news.eternal-september.org> or
>> <http://www.eternal-september.org/>?
>
> The former's security certificate chain whatever that is.

By my rough guesstimate it shouldn't be doing this if you're accessing
usenet over the standard usenet port 119.

Perhaps asking in the support groups for E-S would get an informed
response, the maintainers of E-S are very helpful in those NGs. In
particular <eternal-september.support>

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dee