first.
Thanks again,
Bruce
On Jul 2, 7:37 pm, Nelson B Bolyard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Bruce Keats wrote, On 2008-07-02 14:52:
>
> > Thanks for the help. That answers a lot of questions, but raises some more.
> > I assume that firefox is trying to match with the hostname
Thanks for the help. That answers a lot of questions, but raises some more.
On Wed, Jul 2, 2008 at 5:01 PM, Nelson B Bolyard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> That error means one thing: the name(s) in the cert do not match the
> name (or IP address) of the server given in the URL. Nothing you ca
Hi,
I started using firefox 3 and I am now getting errors connecting to
intra-net sites that were OK in firefox 2. We have our own intra-net and we
have a CA that issues server certs and user certs. I have loaded the CA
certs and the CA certs are visable under "Authorities" tab
(Preferences->Adv
I was curious about the last scenario.
2. The Server Side Proxy (a.k.a., Reverse Proxy)
Public Internet Intranet
[browser]-[proxy]--[server]
SSL plain
In this case, does the proxy have to convert the URIs
Now that I have the OCSP responder stuff working, I started playing around
with how firefox uses the AIA records. In the end entity certificates, I
have setup AIA that lists three OCSP responders, namely:
Not Critical
OCSP: URI: http://server1:9000
OCSP: URI: http://server2:9000
OCSP: URI: http://
y Nigg (StartCom Ltd.) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Now I don't know much more, except as Nelson already mentioned that the CA
> root might not be installed in the browser. If the problem persist, an
> actual certificate and domain responder location etc is needed in order to
&g
Thanks for the hint. I didn't pay much attention to the cert warning as
everything appears to work (other than the OCSP checks). I will give it
another go once I resolve the warnings.
Bruce
On 11/2/07, Nelson B <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Bruce Keats wrote:
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Hi,
I am having problems getting firefox 2.0.0.8 to send requests to the OCSP
responder listed in the Authority Info Access (AIA) extenstion within the
certificates. I am sure it is something fairly simple.
On Firefox, I have enabled OCSP under "Edit"->"Preferences", the "Advanced"
tab, "Encrypt
On 3/23/06, Nelson B Bolyard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Bruce Keats wrote:> I am having problems importing CRLs and managing CRLs within firefox.> In the linux version, the import button opens a window that allows me to
> enter a file name for the CRL. The CRL is in PEM f
I am having problems importing CRLs and managing CRLs within firefox. In the linux version, the import button opens a window that allows me to enter a file name for the CRL. The CRL is in PEM format is called "
root.crl". When I select OK, there are no error messages, how the CRL is not imported
Hi,
I am trying to import a CRL into firefox, but I have not been able to discover the right combination to things to get it to work. The CRLs are in binary DER format and are called "blah.crl". I tried just putting the file URL (
e.g. file:///blah.crl) without any luck (it just tries do save
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