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Steve wrote: |
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> Firefox under Windows and Ubuntu : |
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> Secure Connection Failed |
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> An error occurred during a connection to <<server>>. |
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> Peer's certificate has an invalid signature. |
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> (Error code: sec_error_bad_signature) |
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Weirder and weirder... when I switch to lynx, it works! |
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Lynx remotely gives these two warnings: |
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> SSL error:no issuer was found-Continue? (y) |
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> SSL error:host(shost.shic.co.uk)!=cert(CN<localhost>)-Continue? (y) |
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This is odd, because the CN for the certificate is shost.shic.co.uk |
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(the same as the site name) not <localhost>... |
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On gentoo, addressing the server as https://localhost/ I only get the |
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first warning - which is absolutely true. |
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I've tried adding certificates explicitly to Firefox and to Windows - |
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but this doesn't make any difference. It looks very much like an Apache |
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problem... though I've no idea what... nothing useful arises in the |
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logs... no warnings or errors.... only successful page accesses from |
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lynx are to be found. |
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Am I the only one who's had this go wonky? |
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