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COMODO certificates
I've noticed quite a few sites not working due to certificate errors on 6.2 (pro 6) with some apps (sickbeard, etc). Poked around with wget and the problem is that in /etc/ssl/certs I have: $ ls -a...
I just noticed the same after upgrading from 6.1.9 to 6.2.2. Snooped around my /etc/ssl/certs directory and noticed NONE of the symlinks existed. These were all pointing to /usr/share/ca-certificates/mozilla/ which is updated by the package "ca-certificates". Sure enough I see a netgear specific package for this, so I downgraded to the last debian packaged version.
I don't know why netgear would remove practically all the known certificate authorities... but likely that's why you might be experience SSL cert issues in various programs. I took a look inside the netgear derived package "ca-certificates_20140325.netgear1_all", and sure enough it only has Verisign and Entrust CA certs. So why has this package been around since March 2014? Just waiting to singularly b0rk everyones installs? I could understand if it was something recent from the 6.2.2 update...but March 2014?!
sudo apt-get install ca-certificates=20130119+deb7u1
I don't know why netgear would remove practically all the known certificate authorities... but likely that's why you might be experience SSL cert issues in various programs. I took a look inside the netgear derived package "ca-certificates_20140325.netgear1_all", and sure enough it only has Verisign and Entrust CA certs. So why has this package been around since March 2014? Just waiting to singularly b0rk everyones installs? I could understand if it was something recent from the 6.2.2 update...but March 2014?!
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