Julian Mehnle wrote: > I renamed the cert file to *.crt, which should fix the content type.
Thanks, works. OpenSPF accepted until 2011 as CA by my "mozilla-3" :-) Don't forget to mention this CRT URL if you intend to announce the new https support on the "announce list" (IMO it's unnecessary but YMMV): http://www.openspf.org/blobs/openspf.org-ca.crt Together with an MD5 and SHA-1, I lost the code to determine the MD5, but it was the expected result (= same as determined by openssl.exe, concatenate B64, decode B64 to get DER, get MD5 of DER, encode MD5 as hex., insert colons, ready). [obscure "admin" password on the preferences page] > Oh, now I get what you meant. You are wondering about the _regular_ > password (which authenticated users cannot enter, see below), not about > the _admin_ password. I tested it again, now inserting the login password, now I get this: | UserName mumble foobar saved. | Password removed. | Administrator password changed. | User does not have administrative abilities. (Password does not match | administrative password(s).) There's only one "admin password" field on the "editprefs" page, it's the form parameter p_adminpw with default value "*", you can't miss it. [back to the login PW] > Authentication used to work via a password stored in a cookie with > UseMod Wiki. The Thingy software (which is a UseMod derivative) uses > HTTP authentication instead, but it still has a wart that makes it > look for the password form field when the preferences form is > submitted, and thus always says "password removed" because it cannot > find the form field. Consider it an oversight. Okay. If what you're saying somehow means that I can't get the usual "remember me on this PC" cookie effect I'm really forced to change it to something I can remember. Which would be something I use elsewhere (not for anything related to money, don't worry). Frank ------- To unsubscribe, change your address, or temporarily deactivate your subscription, please go to http://v2.listbox.com/member/?list_id=1996
