Quoting cjdl01 <[email protected]>:
Quoting Michael M Slusarz <[email protected]>:
Quoting cjdl01 <[email protected]>:
Again, whether you are able to load those via your browsers is
completely unrelated.
You may also try install the http or curl extensions for PHP,
those may handle certification failures more gracefully.
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Jan Schneider
The Horde Project
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Hi Jan,
I guess I don't really understand what you meant then by by
verifying my certificate. I though using a browser (not on the
host machine) was doing just that.
But the error message you provided was coming from the PHP server,
not the browser. So some component of Horde/IMP was trying to
access that URL, and that program could not handle the certificate.
Just because you paid someone to sign a certificate does not mean
it will magically work across all SSL verifying installations - the
particular program verifying the certificate has to have access to
the root CA cert in order to verify.
michael
Hi Michael,
That makes sense. I guess I just don't know how to verify it via
horde or php. The interesting thing, however, is that it never gave
me problems before the update (and I did not have those two packages
Jan mentioned installed on the system). So, maybe the new horde
just handles that sort of thing differently.
Or Horde is now using a different HTML backend. Or something changed
In any event, it is working now with those two additional packages
installed. I'd still be interested in learning how one checks the
validity of his certificate via horde (or php), however, if you care
to share.
We don't verify certificates. That is all handled by openssl I believe.
michael
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