25 Feb
2013
25 Feb
'13
11:50 p.m.
said Leslie Turriff:
| Hmmm... I don't think I changed anything else to fix it. Maybe your
| ISP's certificate problem is different than mine?
could be. this one throws the "The IP address of the host www.
[hostname].org does not match the one the certificate was issued to." fair
enough. then i am prompted to accept it this once or forever. i click
on "forever." which matters not a whit, because the next time i check the
mail, the same thing happens. doesn't even stick when i don't restart or
anything.
it was a known bug in the kde-3.x crowd, which they resolved by bringing
out kde4, which i despise. it was noted on the trinity bug list and
someone made a patch, which time was kind enough to give me instructions
on compiling but which simply refused to go here.
(it has been awhile since i compiled anything here; not since it
was "configure -prefix=/opt/kde" "make" "make install" -- i
even once
wrote that kde was getting so big that i could drive from newtown, ct., to
key west, fla., in the time it took:
http://www.linuxplanet.com/linuxplanet/opinions/3420/1 )
the odd thing is that this issue did not exist in the previous trinity
distribution (or kubuntu 10.04; it's not clear to me exactly where the
failure to believe that "forever" means forever resides). it got
introduced somehow. i would like to figure out what file contains the
malignancy and see if i can replace it with an earlier version -- or
something.
--
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