Odd; usually it is Google that is the strictest certificate chain...
Everything is kosher as far as I tested it so I am not sure where the
problem is; looking into it.
T
On Thu, 15 Sep 2016 at 17:08 Gordon Joly wrote:
> On 15/09/16 13:10, Lucy Crompton-Reid wrote:
> >
On 15/09/16 13:10, Lucy Crompton-Reid wrote:
> Hi Gordo (and all)
>
> We have successfully purchased a new SSL certificate (for three years)
> and I believe one of our developers was installing it yesterday, so I'm
> not sure exactly what's happened here. Will investigate but the person
> dealing
FYI
Gordo
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SSL Server Certificate
Issued To
Common Name (CN)*.wikimedia.org.uk
Organisation (O)Wikimedia UK
Organisational Unit (OU)IT
Issued By
Common Name (CN)Gandi Pro SSL CA 2
Organisation (O)Gandi
Hi Gordo (and all)
We have successfully purchased a new SSL certificate (for three years) and
I believe one of our developers was installing it yesterday, so I'm not
sure exactly what's happened here. Will investigate but the person dealing
with this is taking a few days off for his birthday so
On 15/09/16 12:59, Katie Chan wrote:
> Firefox (Win & Linux) & https://wikimedia.org.uk/ results in a
> SEC_ERROR_UNKNOWN_ISSUER error message and the associated warning that
> "Your connection is not secure".
>
> Okay in Chrome &
Here is a little more from Firefox.
Chrome is fine for me.
On 15/09/16 12:59, Katie Chan wrote:
> Firefox (Win & Linux) & https://wikimedia.org.uk/ results in a
> SEC_ERROR_UNKNOWN_ISSUER error message and the associated warning that
> "Your connection is not secure".
>
> Okay in Chrome & IE.
Yes, it's that time again!
:-)
Gordo
Firefox (Win & Linux) & https://wikimedia.org.uk/ results in a
SEC_ERROR_UNKNOWN_ISSUER error message and the associated warning that
"Your connection is not secure".
Okay in Chrome & IE.
Katie
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