Site is no longer secure since yesterday, certificate may have expired?
Someone please ping management and make sure they have paid the internet bill.
Someone please ping management and make sure they have paid the internet bill.
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Certificate Expired?
- Thread starter Fox Mulder
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Confirming an expired certificate, just looked at it in the site info in my browser and it expired yesterday.
ozonetrooper
Android Expert
Yup, Firefox screaming the same thing, did not want to let me connect !
You have to clear the site data in FF and reload, then it will give you the option to proceed to the insecure site.
Yeah, I couldn't get into this site yesterday, both with Firefox and Konqueror. Didn't see any messages about expired certificates or other problems.
Well that was the issue but it's been renewed now, it expires again in December though.
Milo Willamson
Android Expert
How do you know?
If you click on the lock next to the URL in FF then on "connection secure" and "more information" you can see the certificate info.
ozonetrooper
Android Expert
I use a paid Eset which checks/certifies a cert and passes the info to Fx
Mozilla does not always recognize the temp cert and hollars about it.
support.mozilla.org
Mozilla does not always recognize the temp cert and hollars about it.
How to disable the Enterprise Roots preference
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