** Changed in: evolution
Status: New => Expired
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/19065
Title:
warnings about bad SSL certificate when viewing mail
Status in The Evolution Mail & Calendaring Tool:
Expired
Status in “evolution” package in Ubuntu:
Invalid
Bug description:
When trying to view a Sun Microsystems newsletter, I get about six messages
warning me that the SSL certificate for promo-manager.server-secure.com is
bad.
One sample image URL referred to in the message is
<https://promo-manager.server-secure.com/users/WC-408060/images/22936.jpg>.
The
full equivalent message can be viewed at <
https://promo-manager.server-secure.com/pm/view_email.php?id=15464&u=1986>.
The SSL certificate was issued by Comodo, a certificate authority (CA) I've
never heard of, but Firefox happily opens URLs on this site and claims the
certificate is valid.
I'd like to If I knew where to go to add a CA in Evolution/gtkhtml, I'd do so,
but there's no user interface for this that I can find.
If the missing CA is the reason for these messages, I'd like you to consider
updating your CA list.
https://promo-manager.server-
secure.com/pm/view_email.php?id=15464&u=1986: https://promo-manager
.server-secure.com/pm/view_email.php?id=15464&u=1986
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