Unfortunately Safari has it's own quirky issue with SSL. Some people are reporting that you can't get to https URLs if you are behind a proxy server and I have found that to be true at Sloan; I've had to go back to using Mozilla when I'm in the office. I admit I haven't tried very hard to work around the problem, though, since it seems to be a known issue and probably not under user control.
janine
On Monday, July 21, 2003, at 11:19 AM, Barry Books wrote:
Have you tried Safari 1.0? I've had SSL problems on my Mac also but for the most part they seem to be fixed since I upgraded. I don't know if it supports personal certificates though, but if you mean self signed I think you can now access sites with invalid certificates.
barry
-----Original Message----- From: Mark Aufflick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, July 21, 2003 10:02 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [AOLSERVER] Personal Certificate
Hi all,
I have a quirky issue - when i connect ot my openacs (aolserver 3.3+ad13) site from mac ie, it refuses to access ssl pages, and complains that it (mac ie) does not support personal certificates. Further investigations shows that mac ie has a bug that won't let you access a site that ALLOWS personal certificates, even if it is optional.
Now I didn't even know that ns_openssl supported personal certificates, maybe current openssl library calls need a flag to tell them not to support personal certificates.
Before I go and get my hands good and dirty, does anyone have any ideas?
Mark.
DISCLAIMER: this post contains nothing regarding p0und proxies or any sub-function of ns_conn ;)
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