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Re the SSL error, I think the problem maybe that you've forgotten to configure your server to send the intermediate CA certs. Without these certs the browser ca
by soitgoes 16y ago
Re the SSL error, I think the problem maybe that you've forgotten to configure your server to send the intermediate CA certs. Without these certs the browser can't build a path to one of its pre-configured trust anchors.
To see what I mean, you can use openssl or this online tool: http://certlogik.com/sslchecker/ http://certlogik.com/sslchecker/
If you examine your website with it, you'll notice that only one cert, the server cert, is returned.
Now check, say, www.godaddy.com and you'll see a chain of CA certs returned in addition to the server cert.
Your web server docs should provide the details on how to add these CA certs. For example, I think Apache uses SSLCertificateChainFile.