This turned out to be a problem with the clock! (Along with my
unfamiliarity with Gnome.)
** Changed in: ca-certificates (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1531478
Title:
Browsers apparently not finding certs in Wiley new install
Status in ca-certificates package in Ubuntu:
Invalid
Bug description:
New install of 15.10, (Gnome). I can access sites fine from other
machines on the LAN, but my new install tells me that all connections
are untrusted. I have also installed chromium browser and I have the
same problem. For both, if I allow the exception, I can get through
fine. (Though not to google.com which doesn't allow security
exceptions, apparently.) I have checked /etc/ssl/certs, and all looks
fine. (There is, at least, a long list of certs there.)
So, this is not a firefox or chromium issue. It's something deeper.
Because apport can't get to the browser, I'm not sure how to send
system data.
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