Certificate dates off
From: Tiger Hillside (tigerhillsideNotReallyHere@netscape.net)
Date: 12/11/02
From: Tiger Hillside <tigerhillsideNotReallyHere@netscape.net>
Date: Wed, 11 Dec 2002 09:53:36 -0500
I just had two distinct web sites with certificate dates in the
future. I checked my own clock and it is find. I now jump to the
conclusion that the certificate creator has a problem. Anyone
else see this?
Relevant Pages
- Re: Buying an incomplete project
... paperwork hassles I'll have to jump through to get it registered. ... Any of the builders who worked on the aircraft can get the repairman's ... Technically only the "majority" builder is supposed to get the certificate, ... unless the project is practically turnkey, the OP shouldn't have a problem. ...
(rec.aviation.homebuilt) - Re: Buying an incomplete project
... paperwork hassles I'll have to jump through to get it registered. ... Any of the builders who worked on the aircraft can get the repairman's certificate. ...
(rec.aviation.homebuilt) - Re: ssl renewal questions
... certificates mmc snap-in, the certificate shows up as expired ... but connections continue to be encrypted and restarts of sql ... Unless it knows I'm messing with the clock it ... > renew a cert or do you just request a new cert w/ the same name? ...
(microsoft.public.sqlserver.security) - Re: Entourage Connectivity
... certificate on the server's certificate chain has expired or is not yet ... Please check that your computer's clock is set to the correct time." ... Have you verified the contents of the client Mac's cert store to make ...
(microsoft.public.exchange.connectivity) - RE: Certificate problem
... My browser is IE 6 with SP2 and OS XP Professional. ... My clock shows the right date and time and the expiration date of ... error it shows is mentioned above, it even says the certificate is valid. ...
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