#E opera developer upgrade#

There was more than one certificate, what is tested where and how by what that results in such an error? (net::ERR_CERT_UNABLE_TO_CHECK_REVOCATION) means a test of something failed. Is it possible that it is not OGS and is something in the certificates?

#E opera developer upgrade#

If I’m going to contact Apple Tech Support, I think they’d want a little extra info other than some piddly little website delivered an upgrade and then something doesn’t work.īesides, all the problem reports ensuing from the upgrade do not instill confidence that the problem lies elsewhere. Even if the problem is at this end, how in the world dos it get debugged if you can not say what changed that might be revealing a problem. It seems to me that if I played here using my versions of OSX and Safari without a problem for a number of days and then from the day of the OGS upgrade can not, I’d first look at what changed on OGS’s side.

The only time I’ve had problems with certificates was at KGS where they weren’t getting renewed and I had to put an exception in Java and maybe a couple times at DGS when a renewal was overlooked. Originally I looked at the list for Cloudflare and…where the devil is it? Is Clodflare buried in any of the other ~300 certificates? How do I find out?

The only reason I know that is because the OGS issue revealed Cloudflare and that led to Baltimore. What is listed is under System Roots: Baltimore Cybertrust Root. When I look at the list of certificates in Keychain Access, Cloudflare dos not appear. I believe my Keychain Certificate preferences are default settings. Viewing the certificate, it is indicated as Cloudfair, valid, expiring 14Jan2018 I get the same report for each of the main menu selections (Home, Play, etc) There are issues with this site’s certificate chain (net::ERR_CERT_UNABLE_TO_CHECK_REVOCATION). Under Developer Tools, Security where it says

The connection to this site is encrypted and authenticated using a strong protocol (TLS 1.2), a strong key exchange (ECDHE_ECDSA with P-256), and a strong cipher (AES_128_GCM).Īll resources on this page are served securely. The connection to this site is using a valid, trusted server certificate. The first time I checked a Vivaldi page the Security Overview indicated Page not secure but there were no error callouts beneath that! Subsequently returned there after looking in Opera and do not get that notice. In connection with topic about Safari and Firefox being unable to establish secure connection, decided to look at Opera and Vivaldi Developer tools.