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I am having issues with a set of sites that work fine from a browser on my Windows 7 box but not from my up-to-date Ubuntu 12.04 server. Some use a Verisign Class 3 Extended Verification SSL certificate as an intermediate certificate others use a Verisign Class 3 International certificate. OpenSSL, curl, firefox and chrome fail. I have an example below.
Hi All, I have certificates that are being used in my current Project and all the Certificates are of extension ( .pfx - Identities , .cert - trusted certificates etc). All these certificates will expire in some other time.
I have a tablet running Android 4.2 with multiple users configured. I want to install certificates which can be accessed by the secondary user (basically I want to configure an Email account in the secondary user which requires certificates). I installed certificates in the primary user.
Each time I add a repo, I'm generally asked if I trust it.
As a result I think I finish up storing lots of certificates... somewhere.
I'm moving up, fedora 17 to 18, and want a clean install, i.e. new disk.
Can I pick up my certificates and move them to the new disk?
Save a lot of hassle.
TIA
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At work, I have a bunch of web interfaces that use plain http or self signed certificates (load balancer management interface, internal wiki, cacti, ...).
None is reachable from outside specific vlans/networks.
For home usage, I use cacert SSL certificates.
I was wondering if I should suggest my employer to use cacert SSL certificates instead of self signed certificates and plain http.
My company wants to expose BizTalk services to external trading partners using ISA/TMG and SSL client certificates to authenticate. We were told by a Microsoft engineer that this is not possible if the certificates do not authenticate against our AD. Is this true? We are considering using Symantec Managed PKI. https://www.symantec.com/verisign/managed-pki-service
Sometimes I notice that I am unable to connect via SSL with curl and wget to websites that have certificates that should be valid.
One example might be https://squareup.com/ which has a Verisign class 3 certificate - I assume a large banking-related site has a certificate that should be widely accepted.
However when I try and run:
wget -O - https://squareup.com/ #grab the homepage and send it
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