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SSL cert problem with Google

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  • 03-07-2012 10:44pm
    #1
    muffler
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    HERE. The link in that post should be to Google maps but I have tried clicking on it using both FF and IE and I'm getting warnings.


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    Boards.ie: Danny
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    What warnings? Any screenshots?

    It looks perfectly OK to me


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    muffler
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    Boards.ie: Danny wrote: »
    What warnings? Any screenshots?

    It looks perfectly OK to me
    First one below is from firefox and the second is from internet explorer


    ScreenHunter_52_Jul_04_1220.jpg



    ScreenHunter_53_Jul_04_1221.jpg


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    Spear
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    Then your browser is choking on the SSL cert, and this isn't boards.ie related.

    The cert for maps.google.ie is a wildcard cert, issue on June 6th. Possibly you have an older one manually stored.


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    Boards.ie: Danny
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    Spear wrote: »
    Then your browser is choking on the SSL cert, and this isn't boards.ie related.

    The cert for maps.google.ie is a wildcard cert, issue on June 6th. Possibly you have an older one manually stored.

    ^--- What Spear said. It's not an issue for Boards.ie to resolve I'm afraid

    Danny


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    muffler
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    Spear wrote: »
    Then your browser is choking on the SSL cert, and this isn't boards.ie related.

    The cert for maps.google.ie is a wildcard cert, issue on June 6th. Possibly you have an older one manually stored.
    How do I sort this? - sorry, realise now it's nothing to do with Boards.

    Bear in mind that Im not into the techy stuff :o


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    Boards.ie: Danny
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    Hey muffler,

    Give the I understand the risks arrow a click, it should drop down a message where you can view the certificate. You should verify it's from Google, signed by Google and valid until June 7th 2013, issued on June 14th 2012 (which is what I get).

    Once you're 100% sure it's from Google, accept it/install it.

    Better yet, click Technical Information and see why the browser isn't able to verify the certificate on it's own.

    Danny


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    #8
    muffler
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    Cheers Danny. I'll give that a go.


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    muffler
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    Did that Danny and this is what I got


    ScreenHunter_59_Jul_04_1753.jpg


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    Spear
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    In the strictest sense it's a valid error, *.google.ie isn't in there. But the cert I'm offered on the link does cover *.google.ie. Where are the cert issuance dates?


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    muffler
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    Spear wrote: »
    In the strictest sense it's a valid error, *.google.ie isn't in there. But the cert I'm offered on the link does cover *.google.ie. Where are the cert issuance dates?
    Sorry Spear, I'm sorta lost now :o


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    Boards.ie: Danny
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    muffler wrote: »
    Sorry Spear, I'm sorta lost now :o

    Go to "I understand the risks", then click View Certificate. Check the issue date


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    muffler
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    Only gives me one option - "Add Exception"


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    Boards.ie: Danny
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    muffler wrote: »
    Only gives me one option - "Add Exception"

    See here - http://oasis.hs-offenburg.de/exception.html

    Click Add Exception -> Get Certificate -> View and tell us the issue date, the expiry date and the certificate authority/signer :)


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    #15
    muffler
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    2 screen shots. First is after I clicked "Add Exception" and the next is the details of the certificate. The date is fine but its back to the "google.ie" not being included on the list.


    ScreenHunter_60_Jul_05_1052.jpg


    ScreenHunter_61_Jul_05_1053.jpg


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    Boards.ie: Danny
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    That's very strange because my Firefox finds the certificate is OK and has the *.google.ie bit in it. Something funny with your computer or your internet supplier there.

    Anyway, you can go ahead and Add the exception because you've verified it's a real certificate, signed by the Google Internet Authority.

    For completeness, here's what I see:

    211810.png


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    #17
    muffler
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    Thanks Danny, I'll do that.

    Its strange alright. Im using the latest version of FF - 13.0.1 whether thats relevant or not and the only anti-virus programme Im running is the MS security essentials. I'm also getting the same results as I mentioned above on IE version 9.

    Strange thing is that I encounter the same problems on another PC here and it has different versions of FF and IE. I was telling you a while back on another thread how it's taking 10 seconds for MU3 to load up and that also happens on both PCs. I think thats probably all connected so its looking like Vodafone could be the culprits.

    Or maybe its just a feckin Donegal thing........sheep interference ;)


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    Spear
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    Then it looks like there's a Google server giving out the wrong cert, barring some kind of DNS hijack being in place, which I doubt.


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    #19
    Dude111
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    Im on IE6 and when i goto http://maps.google.ie it goes thru fine. (Of course)

    When i goto https://maps.google.ie (HTTPS) I get a cert error "The certificate does not match the domain name"

    Seems to be a cert problems they have! (The cert isnt specific to google.ie)


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