[Pidgin] #10861: SSL Certificate

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Tue Dec 1 23:09:17 EST 2009


#10861: SSL Certificate
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 Reporter:  choppergirl  |        Owner:  rekkanoryo  
     Type:  defect       |       Status:  pending     
Milestone:               |    Component:  unclassified
  Version:  2.6.4        |   Resolution:              
 Keywords:               |  
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Changes (by darkrain42):

  * status:  new => pending


Old description:

> Every time I bring my computer out of standby, or the network connection
> gets repaired / disconnected and reconnected, Pidgin SSL Certificate
> Validation popup windows pop up all over my screen.  Once for each IM
> account I have set up.
>
> Clicking ACCEPT makes them go away, but they just come back later.
> They even do it at random when the network is 100% stable.
>
> As you can imagine, these pidgin windows popping up all the time all over
> the place is annoying as hell, and renders the application so annoying
> its useless.
>
> Modal Dialog box looks like this:
>
> (===============================================================)
> |SSL Certificate Verfication                                    |
> |---------------------------------------------------------------|
> |                                                               |
> | Accept certificate for __________________?                    |
> | The certifiate for ________________ could not be validated    |
> | The certificate is not valid yet.                             |
> |                                                               |
> |     View Certificate     /   Reject    /    Accept            |
> |                                                               |
> (===============================================================)
>
> Apparently they are not getting saved, are write protected, or
> something else is going on, because clicking Accept is not accepting
> them permanently.  I'm logged in under an Administrator account in
> Widnows XP professional.

New description:

 Every time I bring my computer out of standby, or the network connection
 gets repaired / disconnected and reconnected, Pidgin SSL Certificate
 Validation popup windows pop up all over my screen.  Once for each IM
 account I have set up.

 Clicking ACCEPT makes them go away, but they just come back later.
 They even do it at random when the network is 100% stable.

 As you can imagine, these pidgin windows popping up all the time all over
 the place is annoying as hell, and renders the application so annoying its
 useless.

 Modal Dialog box looks like this:

 {{{
 (===============================================================)
 |SSL Certificate Verfication                                    |
 |---------------------------------------------------------------|
 |                                                               |
 | Accept certificate for __________________?                    |
 | The certifiate for ________________ could not be validated    |
 | The certificate is not valid yet.                             |
 |                                                               |
 |     View Certificate     /   Reject    /    Accept            |
 |                                                               |
 (===============================================================)
 }}}

 Apparently they are not getting saved, are write protected, or
 something else is going on, because clicking Accept is not accepting
 them permanently.  I'm logged in under an Administrator account in Widnows
 XP professional.

--

Comment:

 Is the time and date set appropriately on your computer? For what accounts
 are you getting these messages (which indicate that the beginning of the
 valid period for the SSL certificate is in the future...which honestly
 shouldn't happen that often).

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Ticket URL: <http://developer.pidgin.im/ticket/10861#comment:1>
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