[macvoiceover] Re: ssl broken in safari
- From: John Gunn <gunn@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: macvoiceover@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 29 Mar 2009 19:15:26 -0500
Travis:
Before I replied to your message, I tried a couple of secured sites
and have not experienced what you have.
Not sure what else to try but yes, I am using the beta. I don't know
if software updates include the beta but will let you know if I
experience what you have.
John
On Mar 29, 2009, at 2:12 PM, Travis Siegel wrote:
I have encountered a nice little issue with safari.
Yesterday, when I was trying to log in to a secure site, safari
crashed, restarting safari I reopened all previous windows (I always
do this, so nothing new there)
The problem this time was that after restarting safari, I can no
longer log into secure sites, safari always gives me a message about
failing to connect to the secure server.
This is not an issue with the same exact sites using non-secure
pages, so it's not the sites, and the fact that it happens with
every one I've tried (about 3-4 of them) proves it's not the sites
secure connections that are at fault.
Anyone ever heard of this kind of thing before?
I've not tried rebooting yet, but will try that to see if it fixes
the problem. I'm very puzzled at this one though, it's almost like
safari can't find the secure libraries it needs to do the connecting.
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