N. Miller wrote:
> In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, $Bill says...
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>>Anyone know how to fix this warning ?
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> Which would that be? OIC...
The warning in the subject line :
"You cannot connect to x.y.z because SSL is disabled".
>>The only thing I could find on it was possibly a file perms problem
>>or disk space issue, but since I'm on 98SE as a single user with
>>100MB free on profile drive, that makes little sense.
>
>>PS: There may have been space issues when installing prior 7.1
>>release, but not now.
>
>>NS 7.2 (just upgraded and still has problem from 7.1)
>>Windoze 98SE
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> Edit > Preferences > Privacy&Security...should I be as spare with words as
> you were? Naw, typing is cheap, and so are electrons...
>
> SSL, what isn't checked there? I've enabled SSL version 2, SSL version 3,
> and TLS. But I am looking at the options for Mozilla 1.7.2.
Everything is checked - I'm not a NS newbie, I've been using it
since version 1. I even unchecked everything and then came back
and re-checked (in case it would then create any missing files
or parameters).
I think it started on the NS 7.1 update when disk space was low,
but that's apparently not the issue now after the 7.2 update.
It's not a user config issue, but some sort of installation issue
that possibly screwed up a config file somewhere.
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