>> Anyway I was able to get the whole thing running correctly, but I noticed a >> small bug and I was able to alleviate it with a small change to >> /usr/src/usr.sbin/hoststated/relay.c >> >> I noticed that the https relay worked great in Firefox and even IE. However, >> when I tried to go to the https domain in Opera or IE4 Mac. I got a nice fat >> error screen about something screwed up with the security certificate. I >> noticed that whenever I hit the page in Opera hoststated -d would spit this >> out: >> >> relay acclogic_www_secure, session 45 (1 active), 208.106.57.200 -> :0, SSL >> accept timeout >> > > this is not a bug, it is just a stupid behaviour of opera... (btw. WHY > do you use IE4 Mac???). but you can tweak it, see below...
Heh. The one and *only* thing for which we use IE4 on Mac is for generating wonky "edge cases" like these. :-) If any browser can be counted on to break things and show where there might be a problem elsewhere, it's IE4 on a Mac. In this case Opera, too, shows the same issues (regardless of platform), so it's something we had to address. Thanks for the comments/suggestions, Reyk (and for the great work on hoststated. ;-) We'll see what happens with your suggestions and post results later. Kevin -- http://www.ebiinc.com : Background Screening from EBI Corporate background checks, worldwide.
