Paul B. Gallagher wrote: > Jay O'Brien wrote: > >> I have 5 computers running Windows 7 and SeaMonkey 2.33.1. My wife >> and I each use one as our primary mail and browsing computer, the >> other three are used primarily to display our cameras, and they all >> have web access. >> >> All five of the computers exhibit the same problem. Select "Help", >> then select "Check for Updates" gets a window labeled "Software >> Update" that also says "Check for updates" for a split second, then >> says "Update Failed" and says "Something is trying to trick SeaMonkey >> into accepting an insecure update. Please contact your network >> provider and seek help." >> >> As I recall, the Check for Updates selection used to take me to a >> place to upgrade to the latest version, which I believe to be 2.35. >> >> What's this all about? Some help, please? > > I had the same problem upgrading 2.33.1 Win7 machines last week. In the > past, the update check, with my approval, used to automatically download > and install the latest version and ask me to restart the program, > without ever taking me to a website. Since both my computers had the > problem, I simply went to the SeaMonkey website, downloaded the 30 MB > installer, and installed it manually. > > But I'd like to know what's going on, too. I've never seen this before. > I sure hope SeaMonkey isn't blocking its own updater... >
Nope. A change in the update certificate. As Adrian mentioned, older than 2.33.1 will require manual upgrades. Edmund _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
