Message boards : Questions and problems : Peer certificate cannot be authenticated with given CA certificates
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Send message Joined: 31 Dec 18 Posts: 309 ![]() |
And yet didn't sort it before that date. Utter incompetance. Somebody should have written the expiry date on a calendar for goodness sake. If Boinc was a private company, somebody would now be fired. Regardless of what has happened and why, there is no possible justification for insulting and foul mouthing the volunteers. |
![]() Send message Joined: 10 Mar 20 Posts: 69 |
No, this ends here. Stop baiting, stop reacting to that. Final warning. |
Send message Joined: 31 Dec 18 Posts: 309 ![]() |
No, this ends here. Stop baiting, stop reacting to that. Final warning. My apologies, I will withdraw. |
Send message Joined: 5 Mar 08 Posts: 272 ![]() |
Yesterday (Mon 8th of June) Debian issued an updated ca-certificates. They added 13 and deleted 15, although it doesn't say which ones. I wouldn't be surprised if this has caught a number of organizations out, not just BOINC. I can still communicate with all my projects so they don't seem to have broken anything as far as I can tell. MarkJ |
![]() Send message Joined: 10 May 07 Posts: 1475 ![]() |
Indirectly related to the BOINC Security Certificate issue: An Internet of Trouble lies ahead as root certificates begin to expire en masse, warns security researcher. When will the next widely used root certificate expire? "Possibly March next year," he says. "Within the next 12 months we're going to have lot of things breaking, or hopefully a response from the industry to start fixing stuff." |
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