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trusting a certificate

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davisp
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When trying to connect my firm's citrix site, I am getting the following error: You have chosen not to trust Go Daddy Class 2 Certification Authority, SSL error 61

I checked and the certificate is there. I even tried deleting it and importing it again. I am using Ubuntu and Firefox 10. I do not have this error on my windows machines or my Macs. How do I trust this certificate. I am not given the option as in earlier version of FF to trust the certificate fro the website.

When trying to connect my firm's citrix site, I am getting the following error: You have chosen not to trust Go Daddy Class 2 Certification Authority, SSL error 61 I checked and the certificate is there. I even tried deleting it and importing it again. I am using Ubuntu and Firefox 10. I do not have this error on my windows machines or my Macs. How do I trust this certificate. I am not given the option as in earlier version of FF to trust the certificate fro the website.

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Tom Farrow
Tom Farrow
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That's a common, annoying error. Take a look at http://sslerror61.org/ Yes, there is a website dedicated to it. If none of those solutions work, contact your network admin. They will know what to do. I can't do much without being in front of your computer.