2009/8/20 Don Prezioso <dp...@ashland.edu>: > I have two instances of Tomcat 5.5 set up on a Red Hat box, each using > separate IP addresses. I have obtained two certificates, one for each > instance, and have put them in separate keystores. Both certificates are from > IPSCA and both keystores have been set up in the same manner. Each keystore > is properly referenced in the associated server.xml > > The first instance (on eth0) is working with no problems. The second instance > (on eth0:0), appears to work fine in IE, but when I connect using Firefox, > Chrome, or Safari, I get the message: > > The web site's certificate cannot be verified. Do you want to continue? The > certificate cannot be verified by a trusted source. > > When I view the certificate, it appears valid. If I click on 'Yes', then > check the certificate, it says it is 'Verified by: IPS Certification > Authority s.l.' and again, all appears fine. > > Any ideas on why I am only getting the warning only on the second instance? I > can't believe it is an issue with IPSCA since the first instance does not > exhibit the problem.
Hmm. This probably won't help you, but I recently had exactly those symptoms when I hadn't installed the intermediate certificate for a GlobalSign cert on an IIS server. IE didn't care; everything else got upset. Do IPSCA use intermediate certs? If so, are you *sure* they're installed correctly on both keystores? ;-) - Peter --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@tomcat.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@tomcat.apache.org
