Hi Phil,
Pidgin on Windows stores ca-certs in the C:\Program Files
(x86)\Pidgin\ca-certs folder, as this is where the libnss plugin loads them
from.
Cheers,
Eion
On 11 January 2018 at 12:26, Phil Smith III wrote:
> Alex Oren write:
> >OK, found it:
>
Alex Oren write:
>OK, found it:
>https://pki.goog/roots.pem
OK. I know a moderate amount about certs; what trust store does Pidgin use on
Windows?
Mind you, the messages have stopped, so maybe it's using the Windows trust
store and that got updated...
Fair enough, thanks. This causes issues in companies using certificates
signed by their internal (private) root.
There are ways to work around the issue, of course, but it adds more
hoops to jump through.
On 2018-01-10 14:48, Eion Robb wrote:
I made an attempt at loading certs from the
I made an attempt at loading certs from the Windows store, however its not
possible to do this in libpurple without also using the win32 SSL/TLS
system - certificates and SSL/TLS transports are tied together.
Unfortunately a lot of protocols had issues when going via Window's stunnel
SSL libraries
On 2018-01-10 1:16 PM, Dave Warren wrote:
Is there any particular reason that pidgin doesn't use the existing Windows
certificate store? This would seem to alleviate the need to juggle with
certificates manually.
Or did I miss part of the plot here?
Probably because Pidgin is not a
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On 2018-01-09 6:04 PM, Eion Robb wrote:
Yes, we did that for the G2 intermediate cert as part of the windows installer.
For the G3 cert, we also need to add the Google Trust Services root CA to
Pidgin (on top of the intermediate G3 cert)
OK, found it:
https://pki.goog/roots.pem
Hi Alex,
Yes, we did that for the G2 intermediate cert as part of the windows
installer. For the G3 cert, we also need to add the Google Trust Services
root CA to Pidgin (on top of the intermediate G3 cert)
Cheers,
Eion
On 8 January 2018 at 15:30, Alex Oren wrote:
> On
On 2018-01-07 3:36 PM, Eion Robb wrote:
https://textslashplain.com/2017/10/23/google-internet-authority-g3/ has some info about
the new Root CA and Intermediate CA certs that Google are rolling out. On Pidgin on
Windows we don't include the new "Google Trust Services" ca-cert, so it'll keep
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> Subject: Re: "Unable to validate certificate"
>
> I am still getting those popups.
>
> Why wouldn't Pidgin rememb
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Subject: Re: "Unable to validate certificate"
I am still getting those popups.
Why wouldn't Pidgin remember the accepted certificate?
On 05/01/2018 10:04 PM, Phil Smith III wrote:
> Saw that, but it *seems* slightly different.
>
>
ry 05, 2018 2:57 PM
>> To: phs3stuff <phs3st...@cox.net>; support@pidgin.im
>> Subject: Re: "Unable to validate certificate"
>>
>> Similar issue here:
>>
>> The certificate for 0.client-channel.google.com could not be
>> validated.
>>
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Subject: Re: "Unable to validate certificate"
Similar issue here:
The certificate for 0.client-channel.google.com could not be validated.
The certificate is not trusted because no certificate that can verify
it is currently trusted.
There's an issue on
?
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Subject: Re: "Unable to validate certificate"
Similar issue here:
The certificate for 0.client-channel.
Similar issue here:
The certificate for 0.client-channel.google.com could not be validated.
The certificate is not trusted because no certificate that can verify
it is currently trusted.
There's an issue on Bitbucket:
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