On 08-Jun-00, Mark V. Fusco wrote:
> I actually started getting a message in November or December that
> mt certificate would expire 12/31/99. Now I get a
> message that it has expired, howver I'm still able to access the site.
> Being that I don't go to the site often, I never really looked at my
> certs. It looks like it's the VeriSign ones.
I get the same thing with IE3 on the PC. I've been told that in order to
update the Verisign certs in IE, you *must* upgrade to IE4. This seems
idiotic.
There's some interesting info on this subject on the support site for my
web host. See:
http://support.pair.com/notices/sslrootcerts.html
"If the user clicks the "Continue" button, the transaction can proceed
normally and will be fully protected by encryption. However, such a
warning is likely to confuse some users, possibly even leading them to
believe that there is a security problem."
See also Verisign's info page:
http://www.verisign.com/server/cus/rootcert/webmaster.html
I don't know how this affects Voyager exactly, but it's a headache which
is not isolated to Amiga users, at least!
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