Re: [cobalt-developers] Raq4: SSL main site certificate and other SSL

[ennio@xxxxxxxxx]

I hope this is a bottles of vine worth I have still other problem with my RaQ3.

Have a nice day Ennio 


> >From: ennio@xxxxxxxxx
> >Date: Thu, 26 Oct 2000 06:43:51 GMT
> >Reply-To: cobalt-developers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> >
> >I had the same kind of behaviour and my problem was that my browser was set 
up
> >to the German language after switching to US English the browser woks
> >perfectly.
> >I hope it help also for you too.
> >
> >Michelle Hoyle said:
> >  > I may have been a little to succinct earlier this morning with
> >  > respect to problem 1:
> >  >
> >  >
> >  > >1) I can't use Netscape anymore to administer my Raq.  It works OK
> >  > >with Internet Explorer but not Netscape.
> >  >
> 
> 
> You know, I can't *BELIEVE* that was the problem.  I did as you 
> suggested and, you're right, that solved the problem.  My browser was 
> set to English in the first place but not US English (probably 
> because I don't live in the US and the various software installers 
> know that).
> 
> So I'm supposed to go around and tell all of my clients using 
> Netscape to add "English (US)" to their list of languages?
> 
> OK.  I did some poking around.  The problem lies in the names of the 
> files in /usr/admserv/html/.cobalt/search:
> 
> total 4
> -rw-r--r--   1 root     root         1734 Jun 30 03:03 
search_users.html.en_US
> -rw-r--r--   1 root     root         1594 Jun 30 03:03 
search_vsite.html.en_US
> 
> Notice that those two files cover the virtual site and the user list, 
> both of which I couldn't get to come up!  Notice the endings on the 
> those files?  That's why we have to include en_US in Netscape.   (By 
> the way, those are the only two files on my Raq4's admserv HTML 
> directories that end in .en_US.  The rest all just end in .en) 
> Internet Explorer (which is set to English (en)) must take anything 
> that starts with en as veing valid for English.  Netscape is pickier. 
> Anyway, I'm just going to... rename those files to .en, like 
> everything else.
> Looks like that works (after I've removed the .en_US from my Netscape 
> preferences).  I'd say this is a Cobalt BUG and they should fix that 
> at some point in a patch.  (Who do you report these kinds of bugs to 
> anyway?)
> 
> Finally, I'd still also like to know why this was only an issue for 
> me after I moved the certificate?  I created all the accounts/etc on 
> the machine using the GUI before I moved the certificate from the old 
> machine to the new and it all worked fine then without .en_US.
> 
> Thanks, though.  Thawte and I never guessed that and we've been 
> hacking away at this problem for more than a week now.  Well, one 
> problem down, two to go.
> 
> Michelle
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