Hello all, Has anyone else seen/solved this problem that I'm having with IE?
My server has a self-signed certificate. In Navigator, if I load an http page that references an https image on my server - something trivial like: <HTML><IMG SRC="https://myserver/logo.gif"; WIDTH=130 HEIGHT=152 ALT="graphic"></HTML> Navigator pops up a dialog: "myserver is a site that uses encryption to protect transmitted information. However, Netscape does not recognize the authority who signed its Certificate. "Although Netscape does not recognize the signer of this Certificate, you may decide to accept it anyway so that you can connect to and exchange information with this site. "This assistant will help you decide whether or not you wish to accept this Certificate and to what extent." Which is fine. However, IE simply fails to display the image. No dialog asking to accept the certificate, no nothing. That is, for me and all but one of my co-workers. The other one gets the IE equivalent of the Navigator popup. We can find no difference in the settings between our machines (not obvious anyway) and we both have the same version of IE. I know this is really an IE problem, but asking a question to any of the IE groups is usually pointless. Any thoughts? ______________________________________________________________________ OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org User Support Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED] Automated List Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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