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https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-jY-N ... sp=sharing
Maybe because it's a wildcard cert and JAVA doesn't recognize it? Does it support wildcard certs?
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https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-jY-N ... sp=sharing
Maybe because it's a wildcard cert and JAVA doesn't recognize it? Does it support wildcard certs?
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I looked into this, but am I correct in thinking you can only get a cert if you have your own top level domain name, not for instance myServer.myds.me, but rather http://www.myDomainName.org
I have a wildcard certificate installed which works good. Only exception is file station which doesn't trust this god damn StartSSL!
StartSSL is good. You should use full chain when install cert. Check from several browsers. It should work fine.
I have checked it on all existing browsers. Chrome, Firefox, IE, thery show that the cert is ok, but when I open FILE STATION, JAVA window pops up saying this site is not secure!
I have used full chain. Key, Cert, Root CA
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I looked into this, but am I correct in thinking you can only get a cert if you have your own top level domain name, not for instance myServer.myds.me, but rather http://www.myDomainName.org
I have a wildcard certificate installed which works good. Only exception is file station which doesn't trust this god damn StartSSL!
StartSSL is good. You should use full chain when install cert. Check from several browsers. It should work fine.
I have checked it on all existing browsers. Chrome, Firefox, IE, thery show that the cert is ok, but when I open FILE STATION, JAVA window pops up saying this site is not secure!
I have used full chain. Key, Cert, Root CA
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I looked into this, but am I correct in thinking you can only get a cert if you have your own top level domain name, not for instance myServer.myds.me, but rather http://www.myDomainName.org
I have a wildcard certificate installed which works good. Only exception is file station which doesn't trust this god damn StartSSL!
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I looked into this, but am I correct in thinking you can only get a cert if you have your own top level domain name, not for instance myServer.myds.me, but rather http://www.myDomainName.org
I have a wildcard certificate installed which works good. Only exception is file station which doesn't trust this god damn StartSSL!
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I have installed free SSL cert from StartSSL last year - it work just fine.
Did you see Security popup every time you open file station?
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I have installed free SSL cert from StartSSL last year - it work just fine.
Did you see Security popup every time you open file station?
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cool! They will give it soon if there's no problem with docs. Usually this error pops up in Chrome and Firefox. Safari gave same error but with ability to get rid of it forever...
Well... I'm waiting.. better to say - can't wait to hear from you
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cool! They will give it soon if there's no problem with docs. Usually this error pops up in Chrome and Firefox. Safari gave same error but with ability to get rid of it forever...
Well... I'm waiting.. better to say - can't wait to hear from you
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I just need to know if this happens only on my system, file station with StartSSL certificate gives error saying StartSSL is untrusted. If anybody has installed this cert please reply what happens on his file station, thanks!
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I just need to know if this happens only on my system, file station with StartSSL certificate gives error saying StartSSL is untrusted. If anybody has installed this cert please reply what happens on his file station, thanks!
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Guys somebody tell me at least if you're also see this message in filestation or no
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Guys somebody tell me at least if you're also see this message in filestation or no
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configurations are almost same except of this:
at syno: SSLCipherSuite HIGH:MEDIUM:!RC4:!aNULL
at startssl: SSLCipherSuite ALL:!ADH:!EXPORT:!SSLv2:RC4+RSA:+HIGH:+MEDIUM
strange is that all browsers show that the cert is ok.
people have same problem at synology forum:
http://forum.synology.com/enu/viewtopic ... ng#p294470
http://forum.synology.com/enu/viewtopic ... ng#p265066
confused
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More info is: The certificate Authority that issued this certificate is not trusted.
I have installed both certificates, including Root CA.
Now it's starting to popup in firefox too (
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ah yes
thanks, and any workaround? or everyone have this annoying popup?
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nobody?
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hi
I've installed StartSSL Class 2 certificate in SDM, private key, certificate and CA cert. Seems like it works but sometimes chrome gives this warning. Address bar is GREEN and shows that the web page is secure! Does anybody had same problem?
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As I read photostation documentation, when a User Home Service is active, the photostation creates "photo" folder inside user's directory, e.g. /volume1/user/photo. But in my case it creates this folder in root but not in users directories. Does anybody know what might be wrong?
I'm not sure which is more reliable...
thanks
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thanks, by the way, even HP support center can't answer to my question. How many volts this servers require to operate? We have 220v standard here. The server power supply doesnt have any indication on that
edit - that was my fault, I found it can operate on 220v, but just strange, there's no indicator for this on the power supply inlet :/
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Guys congrat me as I just opened my new N54L box!! Now it's looking at me just like it wants to ask me what I want
So which build I should install, I need your quick advice! maybe even DSM 5 beta?
thanks
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yes I guess so. I have another question, what if I'll install OS with 250GB drive and then upgrade it to some higher capacity hdd, do I need to reinstall it again?
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thanks
Who has StartSSL cert installed, please tell me
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