[11:23] http://www.fsf.org/events/rms-20101017-akron [11:23] [ Richard Stallman to speak in Akron, OH — Free Software Foundation — working together for free software ] - https://j.mp/1CJvUBH [15:24] yay, akron [16:28] y u no https [16:28] stallman would be dissapoint [16:53] yano: email the fsf [16:53] they should https [16:53] they do [16:53] 302 redirect [16:53] they just don't do HSTS [16:53] ahh [16:53] if you use HTTPS Everywhere it forces fsf.org to use https [16:53] and btw, HTTPS Everywhere is now available for Firefox Mobile \o/ [16:54] :D [17:40] I thought stallman doesn't like the certificate authority scheme? [17:41] remember, this is the guy who has web pages emailed to him [17:41] so, what stallman "likes" about the web is sort of hard to compare to the experience nearly everyone else who uses it has [17:41] lol [17:41] i'm surprised they have ical documents that open in os x calendar... [17:48] i think ical is an open format [17:50] Yeah, looks like it is. thought it was just a format that everyone was abusing from apple and hadn't gotten sued over. [17:57] ah [17:57] just because it has an "i" in front of it doesn't meant it belogns to Apple :-P [18:01] see, for instance "inguinal hernia" [18:01] lol [18:02] (actually, don't see that. wikipedia article illustration may be considered NSFW) [18:02] kk. won't look. [19:43] wow, he's speaking at Kent...I wonder who invited him? [19:43] There is a new LUG on campus...wonder if they invited him [19:44] The Kent ACM chapter convinced bjarne stroustrup to come give a talk on like c++13 or whatever was the upcoming version at the time [20:13] https://peoplesjusticeleague.com/ <--- did i mess up the security cert with this site? [20:13] [ People's Justice League ] - https://j.mp/1DIQd6f [20:14] my browser says it is fine. [20:18] wfm [20:18] thanks dzho [20:19] mind, we're probably using similar browser and os [20:20] yea, i have no idea what htis guy is using [20:21] also, on my S3 with Firefox from f-droid [20:21] thanks [20:21] np [20:22] my firefox and chrome says it is fine [20:23] yeah, absent trying every browser/OS combination, I think you're in pretty good shape. Is someone reporting a problem? [20:23] yea [20:23] thank you for the help. [20:24] peoplesjusticeleague.com uses an invalid security certificate. The certificate is not trusted because no issuer chain was provided. [20:24] thank you yano [20:24] yw [20:24] man.... i thought it did it right.. my browser says it is trusted [20:24] If you visit another site that uses the same chain, Firefox will cache it. [20:26] yano, how do you get that info to come up? [20:26] is there something i can run to see the same thing you are? [20:26] i tried via Tor Browser Bundle [20:26] :cert show [20:26] so i just need some kind of chain certificate? [20:26] which disables its caching [20:26] yea [20:26] are you using nginx? [20:26] or apache? [20:26] apache [20:26] oh, this is an intermediate cert problem then? [20:27] yea [20:27] Alioth had that same problem. :D [20:27] you can also check here, https://www.sslshopper.com/ssl-checker.html [20:27] [ SSL Checker - SSL Certificate Verify ] - https://j.mp/1CP8Z6O [20:27] thank yo uyano [20:27] It likes my cert, well except for Loki's. [20:28] this might help, http://www.entrust.net/knowledge-base/technote.cfm?tn=7563 [20:28] [ How is the Chain Certificate installed in Apache (OpenSSL)? — Technote Article — Entrust ] - https://j.mp/1CP9bmp [20:28] yea, i think i understand how to do the chain, but thank you for the docs [20:28] i think i've done the chain before..... [20:29] alight, i have to sharpen some blades. thank you i will work on this later. i'm getting so tired of computers. [20:31] this is where I start alternating between despair and desperately complicated invocations of "openssl s_client" [21:23] :)