Certificate problem

[phoenix]

Desktop installed on openSuSE 10.2 connected to my Zimbra server and during the set-up I get "invoke java.security.cert.CertificateException: Untrusted Server Certificate Chain" when I test the connection. There seems to be no ability to accept the certificate, obviously it works for my normal Zimbra web client. Any workaround for this or is it bugzilla?

[jholder]

Yeah, sounds like a bz

[phoenix]

[quote user="jholder"]Yeah, sounds like a bz[/QUOTE]Would help if there was some category to file it under. :rolleyes:

[dkarp]

Go for "Offline". We'll read it!

[phoenix]

Yep, got it. That's too tricky for me.:D
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For anyone else filing bugs the bugzilla component has now been changed to Desktop.

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[12313jimbo]

Yeah, I get the same error... looks like the login process needs to have some way to accept/deny certificates. Mine is self signed, so that's why I imagine I'm getting this error.
jimbo

[n0deal]

I've tried the application on both OSX and Ubuntu 6.1 and I'm running into the same Self-Signed SSL Cert problem as described above.
The toaster for OSX seemed to work just fine though.

[fizi]

Same problem. Client Windows XP Pro SP2, server is Zimbra 4.5.3 running a self-assigned SSL Cert on CentOS 4.4 (RHEL4)

[lchrist]

Hi,
I've got the same version with the initial "wizard" on MAC OS X.
Best Regards,

[lchrist]

Hi all,
On MAC OS X i'm guessing that Java does not use the "normal" certificate store for MAC OS X. I've got multiple different places where the certificates could be placed.
- java 1.4.2 plugin settings. Can import the Server certificate but not the root certificate ??
- Java Web Start allows me to import the root certificate. But it does not seem to have any effect.
- Java Preferences point the certificates to the normal certificate store where both server and root CA is installed ?
Have not found a solution yet .... Damn ....