Does anyone know if it is possible to purchase a 'real' SSL
certificate for our domain?
I would be willing to contribute some money directly towards fixing this issue.


On Fri, Feb 4, 2011 at 10:53 AM, emarkay <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> OK, it's a Firefox and CA Cert issue, and the best answer seems to be:
>
>  "Known problem related to the free cert used.  For some reason browsers do
> not accept the cert which leads to the report."
>
> However the workaround: "(you can also use regular http if you don't want to
> trust an untrusted
> certificate :-)) " still gives the aforementioned warning error.
>
> I am not paranoid about a bogus script and/or a buggy browser, or the
> politics and all that, but someone needs to stand up and fix this.
>
> Either remove the "https", get a "real" certificate, post a workaround, or
> at least have a  "We know ... ignore ...  you are safe..." pre-page, or
> something.
>
> Not off to a good start for those lesser aware noobs, now aren't we, IMHO?
>
> MRK
>
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