Certificate verification
S Rahul
I upgraded Firefox today and tried to access the following link
https://www.corpretail.com/servlet/HomeBank
I got a message saying that the certificate could not be verified. I
closed and re-started firefox a few times. Now it has stopped showing
that message and opens the page properly. But, I never accepted the
site's certificate. Is there some problem ? BTW, both Opera and
Konqueror warn me when I try to open that page.
Regards,
-Rahul S.
Nir
look for 'www.corpretail.com' . if found , select and click on Delete
S Rahul
I didn't find that path. I went to
edit>preferences>advanced>view certificates>web sites
I didn't find 'www.corpretail.com' there.
Nir
please check two things:
1.start FF in safe mode
cd path/to/Firefox/program/folder
./firefox -safe-mode
2.make it sure that you are using https
Brian Heinrich
Don't know if this will help, but you might want to try deleting the
associated cookie, close out the browser, and start again.
The default behaviour is to accept the cert for the session, so if you've
been starting and exiting Fx, the behaviour might in some way be linked to
the cookie.
That said, I don't know for sure. . . .
/b.
--
'There is caution, and there is irrational paranoia.' -- Ron Hunter
'And, yes, I AM a bit paranoid. After 25 years online, one gets that way,
if one survives.' -- Ron Hunter
S Rahul
In safe mode, it is giving the warning. After restarting in "non-safe"
mode, it is still giving the warning. As Brian pointed out, there must
have been a cookie which was causing the warning to not be displayed.
Strange thing is that when it was not showing the warning, the page info
was showing "website identity verified" ...
mozbro
"Brian Heinrich" <m...@privacy.net> wrote in message
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Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo
> Why talk when you don't know what to say?
>
the same could be said about you!
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Brian Heinrich
> mozbro wrote:
>> Why talk when you don't know what to say?
>
> the same could be said about you!
What I suggested worked for the OP; has there been an occasion on which the
Resident Troll has provided pertinent input or advice (as opposed to just
being impertinent)?
mozbro
"Brian Heinrich" <brian....@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo
> On 2007-01-11 17:36 (-0700 UTC), Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
>
>> mozbro wrote:
>>> Why talk when you don't know what to say?
>>
>> the same could be said about you!
>
> What I suggested worked for the OP; has there been an occasion on which
> the Resident Troll has provided pertinent input or advice (as opposed to
> just being impertinent)?
>
> /b.
>
I don't know. IT was here long before I came on board here late in
November. However when I started posting, I did receive several emails
from posters here, including one former Moz Champ, declaring that I was
Garth. Some of them were down right rude and very insulting. One even
threatened me with mail-bombs.
mozbro
> Brian Heinrich wrote:
>> On 2007-01-11 17:36 (-0700 UTC), Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo
>> wrote:
>>
>>> mozbro wrote:
>>>> Why talk when you don't know what to say?
>>>
>>> the same could be said about you!
>>
>> What I suggested worked for the OP; has there been an occasion on
>> which the Resident Troll has provided pertinent input or advice (as
>> opposed to just being impertinent)?
>>
>> /b.
>>
>
> November. However when I started posting, I did receive several emails
> from posters here, including one former Moz Champ, declaring that I
> was Garth. Some of them were down right rude and very insulting.
> One even threatened me with mail-bombs.
This OE extension is not bad. Pity it only works in the system tray. Anyway