Biosopher, I work with DigiCert and noticed the message online. Our certificates are trusted so any error that is taking place is probably due to an installation issue on the server that has the certificate. Typically it's related to an intermediate certificate issue, but if you go to https://www.digicert.com/help and enter in the address you are using to connect, it should test the installation on the server to make sure that everything is correct. The error, depending on what the exact error is could also be related to a naming issue where the name being used to connect is not included in the certificate or the certificate issued to a different name altogether, if you want to give me some more details on the error or the address you're checking, I'd be happy to test it out for you.
Flavio Martins DigiCert, Inc. On Jan 25, 1:47 pm, Biosopher <[email protected]> wrote: > I have a Digicert signed certificate that is resulting in an > SSLException (Not trusted server certificate). Can someone explain > why a Digicert certificate would be denied by Android. > > I don't know how certificate signing authorities are certified but am > I missing something about Digicert? Are they not a valid certificate > signing authority?
