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My ssl.gdata.pl certificate is not trusted, as other browsers do not seem to have a problem with it.

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It's a RapidSSL CA certificate (GeoTrust). Other browsers do not question it.

It's a RapidSSL CA certificate (GeoTrust). Other browsers do not question it.

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You need to send the RapidSSL CA intermediate certificate.

You can test the certificate chain via a site like this:

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You need to send the RapidSSL CA intermediate certificate.

You can test the certificate chain via a site like this: