Untrusted SSL Server Certificate

Anonymous54

GOD Okay, thank you very much.

khaos-rage

I get this too, using Linux Lite 2.6 with Firefox Developer Edition 44.0a2 (2015-11-05).

GOD

khaos-rage Clear your browser cache.

Firefox, Google Chrome, and Opera are all working fine on my end without issue. 🙂

khaos-rage

Did and also upgraded to 44.0a2 before posting just to see if that helped, didn't. So did apt-get upgrade && apt-get dist-upgrade and then rebooted just to make sure. Still seeing it so idk not on my end? Maybe my ISP?

Edit: Updated chrome (Version 46.0.2490.80 (64-bit)) works fine, so maybe the certs (Let's Encrypt) didn't make it into ff builds yet?

GOD

khaos-rage Or your Linux Repository is excluding it?

Mozilla is one of the supporters and developers behind "Let's Encrypt".

https://letsencrypt.org/sponsors/

Would be funny if they forgot to bundle their own stuff, wouldn't it? lol 😛

Firefox on Windows works though. 🙂

khaos-rage

Yeah I'll run apt again later lol maybe it will pull it.

GOD

Franz Please have @Toby look at this
https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=discuss.flarum.org

It could be why some people are getting the errors they are. I just upgraded Firefox and I too am now getting this.

The SSL Labs report is explaining that the server is not serving the complete chain correctly, which explains why some people would get this error.

Toby

Thanks for the info – fixed!

axdr

I tried many browsers. None of them opens discuss.flarum.org except Firefox.
How to open discuss.flarum.org with Opera for example (or with Chrome)?
Thanks in advance for your help.

BlackSheep

axdr You might have been cached the old certificate. Could you refresh your DNS cache and browser cache ? See if this solve the problem.

axdr

BlackSheep Thanks but nothing helps

luceos

What is your operating system?

BlackSheep

axdr One thing you can try : open a new private navigation window and go to https://discuss.flarum.org. This will normally fetch the new certificate and clear the old one. 🙂

axdr

luceos Windows XP

luceos

axdr if you use IE on XP you browser does not support SNI, I highly recommend upgrading your operating system and/or browser. XP and IE 9 and lower do not receive any security updates anymore.