fatal error 1066
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evilsteve last edited by
Running Opera 12.15. Getting this message now for 2 days. Recently did a windows update.
Any ideas how to fix this or what's going on?
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Deleted User last edited by
Seems to be a problem with check of SSSL certificates.
Open
opera:config#SecurityPrefs|OCSPValidateCertificates
untick the checbox
hit save button.
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A Former User last edited by
Tell more about your Windows and that update, if you please?
If you rather UPGRADED your OS, note that your old downloaded Opera must've matched those, previous OS requirements – but may not do for the new system. Just saying... -
evilsteve last edited by
angiesdom
Any security concerns with that?
joshl
Just an update to Vista, not an change to a new OS
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A Former User last edited by
Any browser requirements (built/version - IDK) do most probably change respecting any OS's version. Am I right?
Check the requirements. If it's not the case - just to rule that out. -
evilsteve last edited by
joshl
Opera was running fine until the updates. It may not be related, but the timing of this new problem makes me wonder.
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A Former User last edited by
Back up your private data and take a fresh install for Vista.
I guess you might need to make sure the installer finds the old one in the usual way - to overwrite (or maybe not - if Presto adopts any settings&co from the wherever existing non-standalone; I was just struck that you might be better off with installing into another directory - in order to clean the old "crap" afterwards). -
Deleted User last edited by
angiesdom
Any security concerns with that?Yes, certificates can not be checked for beeing expired/revoked/invalided. This is a risk.
Update to a newer OS/Servicepack or live with this deactivated security feature in Opera.
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A Former User last edited by
Well my (now unsupported) Windows XP is still checking for certificates, so Vista should certainly be doing so!