12/11 Since the SSH change, I've been getting the following error
message in Outlook Express: "The certificate's CN name does not
match the passed value". How can I get rid of this message? I'm
guessing it has to do with the certificate I'm using. I got it from:
<DEAD>soda.csua.berkeley.edu:995<DEAD> It's called "localhost". Do I
need to use a new POP server? Right now I'm using
http://soda.csua.berkeley.edu port 995. Or get a certificate from elsewhere?
\_ ever since the new soda, emacs has been acting up on me.
Anyone have a good default .emacs that allows me to do standard
text editing, like editing motd? Tab doesn't even work anymore;
it's checking for programming(lisp?) statements, I think, and
overriding all standard editing.
\- i find the new emacs a little strange too. the issue isnt so
much as a "good emacs" but solving specific problems.
\_ Looks like an issue with the name of the temp file assigned
by /csua/bin/me: my $motdcurrent = "/tmp/motd.public.c.$>.$$";
\_ That's strange. Ever since the new soda, my emacs works better
than before even though it's the same emacs version. Now the
prompt in my shell buffer is displayed in color, and my commands
in bold. When I do Ctrl-S to search, all the nearby matches are
highlighted. global-font-lock-mode now does color highlighting.
BTW my .emacs file hasn't changed for 12 years. If anyone can
shed light on what's behind these improvements, that'll be great.
--- yuen
\_ New soda is now running emacs 21, that's why.
\_ I thought it was also 21 before the upgrade. No?
\_ A fixed termcap maybe?
\_ The self-signed SSL certs are now fixed. Thanks. You might want
to look into using Mozilla Thunderbird instead of Outlook Express.
\_ Thanks, the error is gone! -op
\- i have noticed some interoperability issues between
older SSL programs and recent SSL applications.
doing a little digging, it looks like there are
some different padding strategies.
\_ I've fixed the self-signed SSL certs, but that might not fix the
message in Outlook Express. Try Mozilla Thunderbird. -brett
\_ The self-signed SSL certs have been fixed. Try Mozilla Thunderbird.
\_ telnetd is broken, can we get telnet turned back on? thanks! |
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