Opera, AFAIK, now abandoned and can contain obsolete CA bundle (not sure it uses system CA storage).
So, it seems this is quite different issue. 02.10.2017 5:46, L A Walsh пишет: > Jeffrey Merkey wrote: >> >> One caveat about this I discovered that there are quite a few websites >> which completely ignore the Accept-Encoding request header and just go >> ahead and send gzip html data even when you tell it not to. Oh well, >> back to the drawing board. >> > --- > But didn't your bump problems only happen on google and wikipedia? > If your solution works there...isn't that all that is needed? > > BTW, I'm responding, as I'm going to try your fix with a similar > problem > I'm seeing in Opera. Opera complains about the (bumped) security on > google -- > not sure about wikipedia -- but tween FF and Opera, only Opera > complained -- > but it said both certs were ok (one from my local sys and one from > google). > > Was a bit weird -- but I was involved in something else so didn't > persue > it. Now am wondering if it is the same or a similar issue. > > -linda > >> > _______________________________________________ > squid-users mailing list > squid-users@lists.squid-cache.org > http://lists.squid-cache.org/listinfo/squid-users
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