[linux-help] Re: How to enable SSL in Konqueror and Mozilla

["gLaNDix (Jesse Kaufman)" <glandix@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

i don't know about mozilla, but konqueror seems to support it by default.  
i've used a number of SSL sites w/o ever touching any config.  depending on 
how the certs are setup, they might have to click whether or not to accept 
the cert and for how long (forever / current session only).  other than that, 
i haven't done a thing and it has worked.

NOTE: I am using KDE-3.0.x, but iirc, i did as much (or rather as little) work 
w/ KDE-2.x.  This has been done on Mandrake-8.x, Mandrake-9.0, Slackware-8.x, 
and FreeBSD-4.3 on my systems.  The site I am testing against is both my work 
webmail server and the online banking site for my bank.

I just tested it with Moz-1.1 and it worked w/o a hitch here (Mandrake-9.0).  
Any ideas on what sort of errors they are getting?

gLaNDix

On Tuesday 19 November 2002 01:29 pm, you wrote:
> I work at BCCC helpdesk and would ask for any suggestion that would lead to
> enabling SSL on Linux browsers. We have two calls from students who cannot
> use our servers that require SSL to log on. I have found the SSL libraries
> installed and foung the Security menu on the browser, however configuring
> SSL seems to be somewhat counterintuitive so far.
>
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