Re: Cannot access google search engine

[dirk]

Frank-Rainer Grahl schreef:
The virus scanner/firewall should not mess with safebrowsing. This just 
fetches the safebrowsing lists at regular intervals and matches the urls 
you visit against it. I would consider it a defect in Bullguard.


FRG

dirk wrote:

dirk schreef:

Frank-Rainer Grahl schreef:

OK, I checked with Bullguard support, and they advised me to:

"Afterwards click on go back to Settings > Antivirus > Safe browsing. 
Remove the check by Google and see if the issue persists."


All google OK now.

So, it IS an antivirus/firewall thingie...!

Afterwards click on go back to Settings > Antivirus > Safe browsing. 
Remove the check by Google and see if the issue persists.


I wouldn't know if it's a BG defect, one other is BING, also won't work 
when checked for safe browsing so Yeah, Bullguard is the "crook in 
the middle" here I guess ... hahaha


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Re: Cannot access google search engine

[Frank-Rainer Grahl]

The virus scanner/firewall should not mess with safebrowsing. This just 
fetches the safebrowsing lists at regular intervals and matches the urls you 
visit against it. I would consider it a defect in Bullguard.


FRG

dirk wrote:

dirk schreef:

Frank-Rainer Grahl schreef:

Preferences->Privacy & Security->Certificates->Manage Certificates

Which ones to install and where they are located is dependent on the 
antivirus software. You need to ask your software vendor.


I would turn off any https interception. Can be misused for man in the 
middle attacks and imho makes you more vulnerable not less.


FRG



When I do that I cant't find ANY certificates at all.

And where do I find the Bullguard certificate? Not on bullguard.com

What a DRAMA this is 


OK, I checked with Bullguard support, and they advised me to:

"Afterwards click on go back to Settings > Antivirus > Safe browsing. Remove 
the check by Google and see if the issue persists."


All google OK now.

So, it IS an antivirus/firewall thingie...!

Afterwards click on go back to Settings > Antivirus > Safe browsing. Remove 
the check by Google and see if the issue persists.

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Re: SeaMonkey 2.48 Certificates

[Frank-Rainer Grahl]

In 99% of all cases always the same. Virus scanner acts as a man in the middle 
and intercepts https traffic. You need to disable it or install the virus 
scanner certificate(s) in SeaMonkey. There were enough cases discussed here. 
Just use search or ask for support wrt. your virus scanner.


FRG

w.wij...@gmail.com wrote:

Op zondag 27 augustus 2017 06:42:59 UTC+2 schreef David E. Ross:

On 8/26/2017 9:17 PM, David Guymer wrote:

David Guymer wrote:

David E. Ross wrote:

On 8/26/2017 12:34 AM, David Guymer wrote:

There is something wrong with SeaMonkey 2.48.Every page I go to I get a
certificate warning.

I have aspersky Total Security 18.0. I have imported the Certificate
from this program with the same warning afterwards.

All other browswers are unaffected. News and mail are unaffected in
SeaMonkey.

David Guymer



Give us a link to an affected Web page, a page that does not require a
login to an account that I do not have.



https://www.foxtel.com.au/my-account


Another important site that won't load is
https://my.gov.au/LoginServices/main/login?execution=e1s1

David Guymer



Windows 7
SeaMonkey 2.48

That one loaded okay.  The site certificate for www.my.gov.au is owned
by the Australian Department of Human Services.  It and the intermediate
certificate were properly installed on the www.my.gov.au server.  Both
successfully chained to the DigiCert High Assurance EV Root CA
certificate, which was installed on my PC with SeaMonkey.

It is possible that your file of root certificates has become corrupted.
  To restore it, I suggest the following:

1.  On the SeaMonkey menu bar, select [Help > Troubleshooting
Information].

2.  Under "Application Basics", select the Open Folder button to the
right of Profile Folder.

3.  Terminate all instances of SeaMonkey.

4.  In the profile folder opened in #2, locate the file cert8.db and
delete it.

5.  Relaunch SeaMonkey (which re-creates cert8.db) and try your problem
Web sites again.

If you truly trust the Australian government's Web sites (why not?), you
might also try disabling Kaspersky just before attempting to access
those sites.  Remember to enable Kaspersky afterwards.

--
David E. Ross





I use 2.49.3 and Bullguard, and I have the EXAT same issues as descrbed by OP, 
so I tried these steps (locate the file cert8.db and delete it, reboot SM), 
same issues persists

IS THERE A SOLUTION OR NOT??


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Re: Automatic update for germany

[Frank-Rainer Grahl]

Basically updates are broken since 2.46. We are switching to a new 
infrastructure and I don't expect this to work until the next planned major 
release (currently 2.57).


Latest release is 2.49.3:

https://www.seamonkey-project.org/

2.49.4 is almost done. You can pick it from here:

https://archive.mozilla.org/pub/seamonkey/candidates/2.49.4-candidates/build1/

Should be the final release and appear soon on the website.

FRG

Gerd Schweizer wrote:
My SM tells me that i am on tha update channel. The installed Version is 2.46. 
When i say look for updates the answer is that my version is up to date. Is 
there anything wrong and i should do something?

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Automatic update for germany

[Gerd Schweizer]

My SM tells me that i am on tha update channel. The installed Version is 
2.46. When i say look for updates the answer is that my version is up to 
date. Is there anything wrong and i should do something?

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Liebe Grüße, Gerd
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Re: Cannot access google search engine

[dirk]

dirk schreef:

Frank-Rainer Grahl schreef:

Preferences->Privacy & Security->Certificates->Manage Certificates

Which ones to install and where they are located is dependent on the 
antivirus software. You need to ask your software vendor.


I would turn off any https interception. Can be misused for man in the 
middle attacks and imho makes you more vulnerable not less.


FRG



When I do that I cant't find ANY certificates at all.

And where do I find the Bullguard certificate? Not on bullguard.com

What a DRAMA this is 


OK, I checked with Bullguard support, and they advised me to:

"Afterwards click on go back to Settings > Antivirus > Safe browsing. 
Remove the check by Google and see if the issue persists."


All google OK now.

So, it IS an antivirus/firewall thingie...!

Afterwards click on go back to Settings > Antivirus > Safe browsing. 
Remove the check by Google and see if the issue persists.

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Re: Cannot access google search engine

[dirk]

dirk schreef:

Frank-Rainer Grahl schreef:

Preferences->Privacy & Security->Certificates->Manage Certificates

Which ones to install and where they are located is dependent on the 
antivirus software. You need to ask your software vendor.


I would turn off any https interception. Can be misused for man in the 
middle attacks and imho makes you more vulnerable not less.


FRG



When I do that I cant't find ANY certificates at all.

And where do I find the Bullguard certificate? Not on bullguard.com

What a DRAMA this is 



OK, I checked with Bullguard support, and they advised me to:

"Go to the "Firewall" section and disable this BullGuard engine, then 
click on the back button."


All google OK now.

So, it IS an antivirus/firewall thingie...!
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Re: Cannot access google search engine

[dirk]

Frank-Rainer Grahl schreef:

Preferences->Privacy & Security->Certificates->Manage Certificates

Which ones to install and where they are located is dependent on the 
antivirus software. You need to ask your software vendor.


I would turn off any https interception. Can be misused for man in the 
middle attacks and imho makes you more vulnerable not less.


FRG



When I do that I cant't find ANY certificates at all.

And where do I find the Bullguard certificate? Not on bullguard.com

What a DRAMA this is 
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Re: SeaMonkey 2.48 Certificates

[w . wijmer]

Op zondag 27 augustus 2017 06:42:59 UTC+2 schreef David E. Ross:
> On 8/26/2017 9:17 PM, David Guymer wrote:
> > David Guymer wrote:
> >> David E. Ross wrote:
> >>> On 8/26/2017 12:34 AM, David Guymer wrote:
>  There is something wrong with SeaMonkey 2.48.Every page I go to I get a
>  certificate warning.
> 
>  I have aspersky Total Security 18.0. I have imported the Certificate
>  from this program with the same warning afterwards.
> 
>  All other browswers are unaffected. News and mail are unaffected in
>  SeaMonkey.
> 
>  David Guymer
> 
> >>>
> >>> Give us a link to an affected Web page, a page that does not require a
> >>> login to an account that I do not have.
> >>>
> >>
> >> https://www.foxtel.com.au/my-account
> > 
> > Another important site that won't load is 
> > https://my.gov.au/LoginServices/main/login?execution=e1s1
> > 
> > David Guymer
> > 
> 
> Windows 7
> SeaMonkey 2.48
> 
> That one loaded okay.  The site certificate for www.my.gov.au is owned
> by the Australian Department of Human Services.  It and the intermediate
> certificate were properly installed on the www.my.gov.au server.  Both
> successfully chained to the DigiCert High Assurance EV Root CA
> certificate, which was installed on my PC with SeaMonkey.
> 
> It is possible that your file of root certificates has become corrupted.
>  To restore it, I suggest the following:
> 
> 1.  On the SeaMonkey menu bar, select [Help > Troubleshooting
> Information].
> 
> 2.  Under "Application Basics", select the Open Folder button to the
> right of Profile Folder.
> 
> 3.  Terminate all instances of SeaMonkey.
> 
> 4.  In the profile folder opened in #2, locate the file cert8.db and
> delete it.
> 
> 5.  Relaunch SeaMonkey (which re-creates cert8.db) and try your problem
> Web sites again.
> 
> If you truly trust the Australian government's Web sites (why not?), you
> might also try disabling Kaspersky just before attempting to access
> those sites.  Remember to enable Kaspersky afterwards.
> 
> -- 
> David E. Ross
> 



I use 2.49.3 and Bullguard, and I have the EXAT same issues as descrbed by OP, 
so I tried these steps (locate the file cert8.db and delete it, reboot SM), 
same issues persists 

IS THERE A SOLUTION OR NOT?? 
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