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    Wonky secure certificate..

    http://www.hoseasons.co.uk/brochurerequest.aspx

    "Could not verify this certificate for unknown reasons"

    Can anyone figure out why it's complaining?

    (ignore the http bit, it redirects to a secure page)
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    Re: Wonky secure certificate..

    Interestingly enough it works in IE , but not in FF.

    Could it be verisigns root Ca not playing properly.
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    Re: Wonky secure certificate..

    that's the bit that confused me too..

    I mean, it's one of those srubbishrubbishrubbishrubbishy-expensive Verisign certs, so it shouldn't really be acting up like this..
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    Re: Wonky secure certificate..

    ah but if the trusted roots change IP then you have a problem

    IE doesn't give that error though.
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    Re: Wonky secure certificate..

    Got it..

    The root and intermediate certs needed to be replaced..

    Details:

    https://knowledge.verisign.com/searc...SolutionLink=1
    https://knowledge.verisign.com/searc...pValue=vs37257
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    Re: Wonky secure certificate..

    In generic terms, quite a few pages based on ASP.net don't work in firefox, MSDN forums don't work as they should for one.

    I guess it's MS guarding ASP components so people can't make plugins to handle them.

    Pity really, it's one of only two reasons I don't attempt to fully remove IE :S

    EDIT: Looks like a misread the problem! oh well! Interestingly, I'm not getting any certificate errors in FF

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    Re: Wonky secure certificate..

    That's because I've just fixed it
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