Mele wrote:
The microsoft.ipsos.com is on rackspace.com which is another Microsoft
partner. Firefox should not bork at this Microsoft partner site. The certs
are at the site and IE has no problem getting them.
Well...First, this kind of domain name is unfortunate and one can't
blame the
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Mele wrote:
The microsoft.ipsos.com is on rackspace.com which is another Microsoft
partner. Firefox should not bork at this Microsoft partner site. The
certs are at the site and IE has no problem getting
Eddy Nigg (StartCom Ltd.) wrote:
Nelson Bolyard wrote:
Yes, there is a standard for certs that allows (but does not require)
relying parties to go search on the internet for missing
intermediate CA certs.
Do you have the quote from the corresponding RFC for this?
It's RFC 3280 section
Throughout the lifetime of mozilla browsers, there have been innumerable web
sites that worked with IE but not mozilla, because those web sites' content
depended on IE behavior, and were not testing with any browser other than IE.
Countless users have whined to mozilla with messages saying (in
Nelson Bolyard wrote:
We're working on it. Now up to 60,000 lines of new code for it, and
still growing. This feature is actually necessary in bridge CA (a.k.a.
Cross certified CA infrastructures, which are now beginning to emerge,
mostly in Asia.
Cool! So I guess this issue gets
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Throughout the lifetime of mozilla browsers, there have been innumerable
web
sites that worked with IE but not mozilla, because those web sites'
content
depended on IE behavior, and were not testing with any browser
