On 2010-04-11 22:36 PST, Kurt Seifried wrote: >> Kurt, I suggest you try posting this again, without the image, but WITH >> the certificate that caused Certificate Patrol to complain. As it is, >> there's no information in this posting with which anyone can help you. > > That would be the PEM file I placed in the directory. > > https://www.seifried.org/tmp/certificate-patrol/easyweb36x.tdcanadatrust.com.pem
That certificate contains two dates, both encoded as "UTC Time" fields. Both are strings. The strings are: 100315000000Z 110419235959Z which are of the form yymmddhhmmssZONE UTC Time fields have only a 2 digit year. IIRC, numbers less than 50 are presumed to be nn+2000 and numbers greater than 49 are presumed to be nn+1900. So, those dates above are 2010-03-15 00:00:00 UTC and 2011-04-19 23:59:59 UTC. I'm pretty sure Mozilla software handles that just fine. Evidently that add-on can't handle them. :-/ There is another preferred syntax for dates in certificates, known as the GeneralizedTime. Its format is ccyymmddhhmmssZONE. It MUST be used to represent dates past 2049 or before 1950. >> So, it sounds like this is not a complaint about any Mozilla software, >> e.g. Firefox or Thunderbird, but rather a complaint about an add-on named >> Certificate Patrol (of which I'd never heard before reading your message). >> If so, I suspect this mailing list/newsgroup is the wrong place for your >> complaint. The people who run the addons server don't participate in this >> list/newsgroup. > > Right but I can't find any contact info for certificate patrol and I > figured if anyone knew about it, they're probably on this list. That > and I couldn't find an add-ons mailing list (how does on get on > contact with them?). The word "contact" doesn't occur at > https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/ and so on. Maybe you should take that up on mozilla.governance. > If you know how to contact the add-ons people that'd be nice to know. Alas, I don't. Sorry. Some people who develop addons hang out in mozilla.dev.extensions. Maybe the people who run addons.m.o are there, too. -- dev-tech-crypto mailing list dev-tech-crypto@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-tech-crypto