https certificate issue

[sgunhouse]

sgunhouse Moderator Volunteer last edited by

Version of Opera?

[marciano]

marciano last edited by

It is 37.0.2178.43

[sgunhouse]

sgunhouse Moderator Volunteer last edited by

Sounded like something Opera 12.18 always did, so I had to ask. What's the website listed in the warning?

[marciano]

marciano last edited by

It is my own dedicated server, using webmin/virtualmin as CP by the port 10000. I have my own certificate, I trust myself
After several years using Firefox/Ubuntu I am migrating to Opera and I found that issue.
I have to say that not every time I wake up the system I have to trust those https tabs I am using, it is random. But yes every time I restart the computer or reopen Opera.
Thanks

[sgunhouse]

sgunhouse Moderator Volunteer last edited by

Self-signed, or actually issued by a CA?

[marciano]

marciano last edited by

Self-signed. It is implemented when you install Webmin/Virtualmin system control panel (Centos 6).
It seems I've been entered in a regular behavior. No more requests about https security after sys wake up, only after restart/reopen.
So I am requesting Opera to 'remember' my trust. Thanks

[sgunhouse]

sgunhouse Moderator Volunteer last edited by

Go to the Privacy and Security tab of Settings and click on Manage Certificates, see if you can add your personal certificate there.

[marciano]

marciano last edited by

I already had tried that before posting here.

From the Invalid Certificate warning I chose Show Certificate and exported it to a crt file.

Then, from Settings - Privacy I imported it and got
"The private key for this cliente certificate is missing or invalid"

[sgunhouse]

sgunhouse Moderator Volunteer last edited by

Of course Opera can't see the private key. You'd need to get it from webmin.

[marciano]

marciano last edited by

The file I'm trying to import is .pem and contains both certif and key

[Deleted User]

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I had the same problem with the "Sophos Appliance Certificate" when I was running the Sophos XG.