Regenerated SSL certificates for debian.org (was: debian infrastructure ssh key logins disabled, passwords reset)
Peter Palfrader <weasel@debian.org> writes:
> We also had to replace the SSL certificate on db.debian.org because
> its CA which is operated by Software in the Public Interest (SPI) is
> known to have been created with a SSL with the bug. The new SPI
> CA can be found at the SPI's secretary page[8], its fingerprints
> signed by Joerg Jaspert's GPG key. They are:
> SHA1: AF:70:88:43:83:82:02:15:CD:61:C6:BC:EC:FD:37:24:A9:90:43:1C
> MD5: 2A:47:9F:60:BB:83:74:6F:01:03:D7:0B:0D:F6:0D:78
> [A copy of the cert is available at <URL:http://ca.debian.org/spi-cacert.crt>]
Is it normal that I should see "Could not verify this certificate for
unknown reasons" when loading the certificate in Iceweasel?
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Ben Finney
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