On Fri, 09 Mar 2012 15:31:53 +0100 Alexander Kriegisch wrote: > Maybe > it would be a good idea to either use a commercial certificate or, if > that is too expensive, continue using the self-signed one, but only to > log in and after you are logged in. Commercial certificate is not necessary, CACert certificates are acknowledged by any sane browser and may be obtained for free after registration. Self-signed certificate is inappropriate solution anyway, because it provides no real security (forged server may use its own self-signed certificate) and will be rejected by most check patterns. Ticket about this bug was opened long time ago, by the way: https://www.midnight-commander.org/ticket/2578 > Me personally, I know how to import a cert, but this knowledge should > not be necessary to access your web site without being annoyed by the > warning all the time Users who are not able to install a certificate, should learn how to do so. Really, I was always amused why one needs a license to drive a car and no license to use a computer, though computers are more complex and sophisticated than cars even considering onboard electronics on modern cars. Best regards, Andrew Savchenko
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