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Comment	> OK, I just tested https with both a certificate signed by an > Authority in Firefox (it happens to be a self-signed cert from me, > which I used to sign this testing cert), and with a testing > "localhost" certificate that came with Apache. > > > > The CA-signed one gave no warnings at all and I was able to browse > Trean in the browser and use the TreanMarks menu. The testing cert > gave two warnings: that it was not signed by a trusted authority and > that the hostname didn't match. When I accepted it temporarily > however, both browsing and usnig the TreanMarks menu worked. > > > > I even verified with a packet sniffer that the packets were indeed > SSL. I know the error-handling of my plugin could use some > improvement, so perhaps I'll do that within the next few days and you > can try again. If we can't figure anything more out, perhaps some > exchanging of server URLs and test accounts is in order? > > > > Thanks, > > Joey Hewitt > > > >> Mind you, this horde installation is on an SSL-enabled server, so I > >> use https-URLs. > >> I have not looked at the code, but from previous experiences this can > >> lead to problems with javascript/rpc if the certificate is not > >> accepted and such. > >> Just a wild guess. > >
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