Safari 4 Certificates Bug

This problem only started today. Now I'm unable to access my gmail, ebay, facebook, or pretty much any site that demands a login. If I attempt to access any site that requests user and password information, a safari dialogue stating "safari can't verify the identity of the website "...."". So far I've assumed that all of my certificates are compromised. I don't know how to delete my certificates to get new ones as this information is not posted anywhere.

i solved this problem, the date on my computer was july 30th for some reason, i set it back to the current date (which is june 30th) and the problem disappeared.

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Hello everyone
almost every site i try to enter safari brings up a pop up message that sais that it couldnt verify the identity of the website ____________ and it asks me if i want to continue anyway
also every website that i try to load it loads very slowly wich is unusal as i have a very fast internet connection and i ued to have ast loading speeds.
another effect is that I cant load my facebook page. I tried entering with a different account and it worked but mine doesnt(my account does work on a different computer)
thank you for your help and intrest

First, the process by which OS X checks the validity of root SSL certificates doesn't currently work behind an authenticating proxy, such as those used on some enterprise networks. If applicable, contact your network administrator. The proxy server may need to have its settings changed.
Disable the built-in application firewall, if it's in use. If you're running a third-party firewall such as “LittleSnitch” or “Hands Off,” disable that. Test.
In some versions of OS X, Parental Controls has a bug that prevents loading of secure websites. Turn it off.
Are the current date (including the year) and time shown on your system clock? If not, correct them and test.
Otherwise, launch the Activity Monitor application in any of the following ways:
☞ Enter the first few letters of its name into a Spotlight search. Select it in the results (it should be at the top.)
☞ In the Finder, select Go ▹ Utilities from the menu bar, or press the key combination shift-command-U. The application is in the folder that opens.
☞ Open LaunchPad. Click Utilities, then Activity Monitor in the icon grid.
Select All Processes from the menu in the toolbar of the Activity Monitor window, if not already selected. Enter "ocspd" (without the quotes) in the "Filter" text field. Is a process with that name listed?
If not, select Go ▹ Go to Folder from the Finder menu bar. Into the text box that opens, copy the following line of text:
/var/db/crls
From the folder that opens, move these two files to the Trash:
crlcache.db
ocspcache.db
You’ll be prompted for your administrator password when you do this. Then reboot, empty the Trash, and try again.

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The problem: in Safari (1.3 / os10.3.9), if you click the mouse within the space of the iFrame that is not a part of the div, and move the mouse (with the mouse held down) the entire document within the iFrame scrolls horizontally. The iframe tag is set to not scroll, the clip window and the divs are a set width.
I have a sneaking suscpicion that Safari is reading the content within the div (even though it's clipped and invisible), and allows you to scroll to the end of the document even though all the tags are telling it not to.
has anyone had any experience with this?
thanks
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Safari reads the div in the iFrame as content, so if you click and drag within the iFrame you physically move the page around as far as the page's content allows.
In order for Safari not to read the content, set a width on the div (no matter the size of the content) and add the overflow CSS attribute as 'hidden.'
Safari will then not register the hidden content, allowing the click/drag bug not to function since it doesn't see the hidden content as page content.
Still a bug on Safari, but the work around should work.

Safari Certificates

Hi all,
since already a day I am trying to make Safari working with my certificates. My chain consists of two Certification Authorities (CAs) and a personal certificate. I import them all using File > Import Item in Keychain Access.app. And then I have two problems:
1. When I go to "My Certificates" > Ctrl+Click > Evaluate "Certificatename" > Generic (certificte chain validation only) > Continue,
sometimes when when I select "Include certificates from my keychains" I get Evaluation status: Success, sometimes I get "No root cert found". Until now I did not find the rule when which message will appear. This makes me think that the certificates are not properly installed. On the other hand, the same certificates installed the same way in firefox work fine, which means that my certificate files are ok.
2. I cannot diagnose further the problem, since when I go to a page which requires login with the certificate, Safari crashes, and gives me a crash report which is ununderstendable for other then Safari developers.
3. The funny part is that my certificates were working properly before, but since they expired, I have to change them. Which makes me think that Safari is (somehow) still trying to reach the old certificate.
Any ideas would be welcome.

iPhone's behavior when its browser sees a self-signed certificate is to drop the connection (send the TCP FIN), but then still spin the wheel as if it's still loading the page. Disappointing.
Mac OS X (10.4.9)

I'd use Safari's bug report function instead of posting here, but...

...it crashes Safari. lol.
So here are my reports:
- If Google is set as the default search engine, setting the home page to www.google.com crashes the program.
- Bookmarks... seems like this topic has been covered well enough. I actually had no problems importing them from Firefox, but adding new ones crashes the program.
- And as mentioned, the bug report function crashes the program.
Bugs aside, I love it. Looking forward to future releases.
Homegrown PC, P4 1.8GHz. Windows XP Pro

...it crashes Safari. lol.
Haha! It's so Windows-alike!

Safari JavaScript bug I need to find/fix

I am a webmaster of a popular site and I really want to support the Safari users but currently do not own a Mac so I was hoping someone here can help me track down a bug in my JavaScript that only effects Safari users.
I checked my code with both old and new versions of Internet Explore and Firefox running under Windows XP and it works correctly. I have visitors telling me it is not correct under Safari, though again I cannot even verify this.
Here is a page with the possible Safari bug:
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A Safari visitor of mine says he is getting 2.147 instead of the above. He says he is using version 1.2.4 of Safari
Again I have no access to a Mac so I do not know if the bug does exist, if it is only for certain units or all units, so if someone can check and let me know it would be a big help. If you could also track down the bug I would forever be your friend.

Here's the download page for Safari 2.0.1. (note the OS version in the 'System Requirements' box lower right).
Just for confirmation, you can see on the pages you linked to that the OS version there is limited to the 10.3 range.
FWIW this page is the location for the 1.3.1 update and you'll note that this is restricted to specifically OS 10.3.9 and is perhaps the latest version released for that operating system.
Here's the page where all these come from... (note the first two links)
Your page works fine for my 2.0.2 version as well so I'm certain this is a problem with outdated software and you should encourage the user to upgrade their Safari and see if that resolves the problem.
Why is the default download the old version and a bit of extra digging is needed to find the latest version?
I really don't know, but what I suspect is going on here is something along the lines of this:
There is no point in downloading the latest Safari if one doesn't have 10.4 and to have 10.4 you must buy it and therefore will own a copy of Safari v.2 (actually called 'Safari RSS' to further muddy the waters). At this point the 'minor' upgrade(s) are then easily available from 'Software Update' or with a bit of digging on their downloads page.
I'm assuming then that the older version is of less significance to them (piracy?) and is thus more widely available, or perhaps they have a policy to make older more established systems available as the default.
Of course, unlikely, but on the other hand this could all just be an admin mistake that hasn't been spotted yet...
EDIT: A thought just occurred to me: in both of these 'latest' updates they are both for very specific versions of their respective operating systems and as such Apple may prefer to direct users to the latest stable upgrades that are for the widest range of the relevant OS to avoid user problems. There's only two pathways for this - the page you referenced for 10.3, and by buying 10.4...
Still, a little more page linking and advice might have been useful...

Safari Certificate Problem.

I am annoyed that every time I open Safari I get an error message that says "certificate not valid" and no matter how many times I tell Safari for OSX to always trust the certificate, it always reappears! I even click on the drop-down arrow and choose "always trust" three more times and at the top of the message (a total of 4 times every time I get this message) and it never works. I resetted Safari and then tried again, but it still reappears. Then I try several times without resetting Safari and it still appears. This is the website I want to be my home page: https://mycast.orb.com/orb/html/login.html This problem suddenly occured after I installed the OSX 10.5.6 update to my OSX 10.5.5 operating system on my Macbook.
Any suggestion is appreciated.

Hi
Best place to deal with these issues is within Keychain Access found in your Utilities folder.
Open up the Utility. Then click on Certificates, or my certificates category. Double click the certificate in question. After the panel opens, click on the triangle next to "Trust". Change the drop down from System to "Always Trust".
Next, go to the Keychains Menu>Keychain First Aid. Select "repair". If any errors appear, rerun until you get a clean pass.
Restart Safari and try the site again.

Website working in Safari & IE, bugs in Chrome & Firefox

Hey guys,
So whenever my website is opened in safari & IE, it works perfectly fine, but when it is opened in Chrome or Firefox, there are certain problems with the appearance of pictures. For example, they become distorted or don't show up at all. Also, certain textboxes get mixed up in different locations. Slideshows seem to work perfectly fine, my background images that are produced from the fill in a box don't show up. It seems like it gets the most problems when opened in Chrome, my mostly used browser.
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Console/Safari/Certificate - Help

Hiya, the other day I noticed on my activity window an invalid certificate
[IMG]http://i39.tinypic.com/slr28g.png[/IMG]
I then looked into it more and it says it was fake, so I switch it to never trust but it still appears when I want to log into Tumblr's website but goes after I log in.
[IMG]http://i39.tinypic.com/34ybclg.png[/IMG]
1. I don't understand why it keeps appear.
2. Since I have stop trusting it, in my console log my safari hasn't been posting it's messages like normal when I clear my cache etc
[code]19/04/2012 12:15:08          [0x0-0x2a02a].com.apple.Safari[206]          Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NullPointerException
19/04/2012 12:15:08          [0x0-0x2a02a].com.apple.Safari[206]                    at sun.plugin2.main.server.MozillaPlugin.getCachedSiteData(MozillaPlugin.java:484)
19/04/2012 12:15:08          [0x0-0x2a02a].com.apple.Safari[206]          Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NullPointerException
19/04/2012 12:15:08          [0x0-0x2a02a].com.apple.Safari[206]                    at sun.plugin2.main.server.MozillaPlugin.getCachedSiteData(MozillaPlugin.java:484) [/code]
That above code has stop being displayed when I use safari since changing the trust issue.
I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong. Would it be a good idea to switch to Chrome or Firefox for the time being?

To add more to this, I wanted to ask these questions.
1.When I did log into tumblr page, it didn't actually come up saying it was a fake website that I was connecting to so I'm not to sure my details are going to get stolen and nothing has changed on my page.
2. Is there any other way to make my certificates more secure etc?
Thanks for your help.
Edit: a248.e.akamai.net is pretending to be https://edge.quantserve.com/quant.js I'm not actually going onto the website but it comes as a cookie when I go onto tumblr login page.

Safari certificate issues after security update

Hello,
I'm having trouble with Safari not recognizing certificates. This issue seems to have started after the most recent security update (I'm using OS 10.6.8 and Safari 5.1.9). I just got this software update last week, but its possible it could have been around longer than that.
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Nice to have it working as before....

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Is there a problem with these upgrades? It appears so. All earlier upgrades have just worked, unlike the unnerving Windows failures I have previously endured...
Cheers all,
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Therefore, since you are using Snow Leopard, _*TRY AT YOUR OWN RISK!
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*ls -a /var/db*
3) This will print out a list of all the files in the folder. See if .AppleTier3Language is listed.
*To Remove*
Removing it should allow you to install again.
Please enter the following command in Terminal to do so:
*sudo rm /var/db/.AppleTier3Language*
Once you enter this command you will be prompted to enter an +administrator password.+ Do so and the command will complete.
Once that's done, give installing another go and tell us
what happens.
Good luck!
!http://i50.tinypic.com/izvwo1.gif!

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