[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Minko Markov) wrote in <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] (David W. Fenton) writes: > >........ >> Mozilla 0.9.3 had worked fine, because, apparently, I'd >> installed the security manager. When I re-installed and included >> the security manager, it then worked. > >It is not so apparent to me that this is the reason. >Maybe, maybe not, but the lack of error message like >"you must have the security manager installed before >proceeding" suggests the reason is something else, >most likely a bug. . .. Well, I didn't get any such error message when I tried HTTPS without the security manager installed, so I don't think you'd get one either, so this proves nothing whatsoever. > . . . I quoted an https URL that works >with 0.9.7 ==> most likely, 0.9.7 can work with >encrypted connection. Well, if any HTTPS URL works, then you've got the security manager installed. Without it, nothing happens when you try to load the first HTTPS URL. >How can one check whether this security manager is >installed? I mean, it is pointless arguing about >that here, if one can check that in a second. I don't know. Run the re-install and make sure it's included. If you didn't do the custom installation and explicitly check it off, it should be installed. -- David W. Fenton http://www.bway.net/~dfenton dfenton at bway dot net http://www.bway.net/~dfassoc
