[CalendarServer-dev] SOLVED: HTTPS-Problem

[Georg Troska]

Hi Wilfredo ,
thank you very much,

I found this out in this morning already. I had answered to the users- 
list already (see below) but forgot to mark this topic as solved in  
the dev-list
> Dear Cyrille,
>
> It's so easy.... so clear that I need nearly two days to understand...
>
> The point is to tell iCal to accept the certificate. As I accepted  
> it with my Browser and I saw that it was stored in apple service  
> programm where the certs and keys (not sure about the english name)  
> I thought every must be ok.
>
> To tell iCal to accept the certs one has to open the SSL-Site with  
> safari - not with firefox. When I had accepted the certs with safari  
> everything in iCal was ok
>
> Thanks you very much for the time you spent on this
>
> Georg
> P.S. maybe someone can add this iCal feature to the iCal-Howto on www.calendarserver.org


Thank you very much also for you time

Georg


Am 19.02.2009 um 19:04 schrieb Wilfredo Sánchez Vega:

> On Feb 18, 2009, at 6:08 AM, Georg Troska wrote:
>
>> "The account inforation could not be found - Unexpected error at  
>> the secure name resoltion (Error -9813). The servername <name> is  
>> maybe incorrect "
>
>  "Secure name resolution" usually means, I think, that something is  
> fishy about your certificate and the client can't validate it.  It's  
> not my favorite error message.
>
>  One way to validate that SSL is otherwise working on your server is  
> to try loading up /calendars on it in Safari.  If that works, the  
> problem is probably a cert issue.
>
> 	-wsv
>

Georg Troska
Experimentelle Physik IV
TU Dortmund
+49 231 755 3501

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