Anyone here at all ?
Shadow
in the wrong newsgroup.
Can't find anywhere else on the net that does not require a
hundred dollar donation, or worse, my email address so they can link
me to the google spyware machine, or sell it to comodo and pals.
:(
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> Waiting patiently for reply to my question above,
what above question?
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Shadow
<peter.potamus.t...@gmail.com> wrote:
>Shadow wrote:
>> Waiting patiently for reply to my question above,
>
>what above question?
I seem to have picked up a rogue/false certificate.
Will deleting the cert8.db file under "Documents and settings" reset
them all to default ? Or will I have to delete something else ?
WinXP Firefox 3.53
TIA
(After closing FF and deleting the cert8.db and restarting FF the file
was rebuilt and now has 65.536 bytes).
Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo
picked it up from where? What does it say? From whom?
65,526 seem to be the normal size. Atleast it is for
mine.
You can look at certificates under Tools, Advanced,
Encryption tab, View Certificates button. You can
remove the ones you don't want, but don't delete
anything under Authorties or under Servers, unless you
know for sure.
Shadow
<peter.potamus.t...@gmail.com> wrote:
>Shadow wrote:
>> On Thu, 15 Oct 2009 13:26:47 -0700, Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo
>> <peter.potamus.t...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> Shadow wrote:
>>>> Waiting patiently for reply to my question above,
>>> what above question?
>>
>> I seem to have picked up a rogue/false certificate.
>> Will deleting the cert8.db file under "Documents and settings" reset
>> them all to default ? Or will I have to delete something else ?
>> WinXP Firefox 3.53
>> TIA
>>
>> (After closing FF and deleting the cert8.db and restarting FF the file
>> was rebuilt and now has 65.536 bytes).
>
>picked it up from where? What does it say? From whom?
>
>65,526 seem to be the normal size. Atleast it is for
>mine.
I have one which is 248k on another PC. Depends how many you
allow.
>
>You can look at certificates under Tools, Advanced,
>Encryption tab, View Certificates button. You can
>remove the ones you don't want, but don't delete
>anything under Authorties or under Servers, unless you
>know for sure.
Yes, well the new one does not appear, or if it does, it
closely mimics a legit one.
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