Rob Allen wrote: > > Is it possible to disable the error about different domains (preferably > on a per-site basis)?
Yes and no. The first time that you visit a site and get the hostname mismatch error, if you click OK (or continue or whatever it is), it should remember that you've OKed that particular site name, and shouldn't bother you about that site any more ... until you restart your browser. > The error I'm getting is: > "You have attempted to establish a connection with "mail.xxx.tld". > However the security certificate presented belongs to "xxx.tld". It is > possible, though unlikely, that someone may be trying to intercept your > communication with this web site." > In this case xxx.tld is the same. As as result, this error turns up > whenever I start up Mozilla Mail to check my email and I would like to > turn it off. The server administrator of mail.xxx.tld should get a cert for that server that says mail.xxx.tld. Alternatively, it could say *.xxx.tld. -- Nelson Bolyard Netscape Disclaimer: I speak for myself, not for Netscape
