On Tuesday, July 10, 2012, Matt Spaulding <mspaulding06@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> On Mon, Jul 9, 2012 at 5:59 PM, Tom Callaway <tcallawa@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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>> Look at the certificate in Firefox (Edit -> Preferences -> Advanced ->
>> View Certificates -> Your Certificates), under "Fedora Project". Hit
>> View, and look under "Validity". I bet _that_ one has expired, or isn't
>> imported.
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>> fedora-packager-setup (in the "fedora-packager" RPM) will walk you
>> through updating this, but basically, you need to generate a new browser
>> cert, then import the new "fedora-browser-cert.p12" file.
>>
>> Now, if your certificate in Firefox is still valid, I dunno.
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> I looked under "Validity" like you suggest and everything looked okay. I've deleted and reimported the certificate into my browser a number of times now all to no avail.
> Does it matter that the first time I attempt to login the browser warns that "This Connection is Untrusted" and asks me to add an exception? I've also noticed that if I import "fedora-server-ca.cert" under the "Authorities" tab that it will not ask me to add an exception. Either way I've been unable to log in.
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>> ~tom
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>> Fedora Project
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This problem happened to me earlier,I still can't login,too.
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