Re: [Savannah-hackers] ssh dsa key

[Jaime E. Villate]

Hi Tim,
the certificate that expired belongs to the Savannah site and not to your
browser, so it is the FSF who has to renew it and not you.
I suggest that you accept the certificate even though you browser is
telling you that it cannot be trusted :-)

Cheers,
Jaime

On Thu, Jan 15, 2004 at 11:27:53PM -0500, root wrote:
> I'm Tim Daly, the lead developer on Axiom.
> I was locked out of the Axiom site when savannah was taken down.
> I'm now trying to set up my new ssh v2 key.
> I generated a dsa key successfully.
> Now I'm trying to upload it to:
> http://savannah.gnu.org/account/editsshkeys.php
> 
> However when I try to go to that page it says I must be logged in.
> 
> If I try to log in it says:
> 
> Website Certified by an Unkown Authority
> 
> There is a problem with the certificate that 
> identifies "savannah.gnu.org". Do you want to continue?
> 
> The certificate was issued by a certificate authority
> that Mozilla does not recognize.
> 
> When I view the certificate it reads:
> 
> Could not verify this certificate because the issuer is unknown.
> 
> Issues To:
>  Common Name (CN)         savannah.gnu.org
>  Organization (O)         FSF
>  Organizational Unit (OU) Webserver Team
>  Serial Number            01
> 
> Issued By
>  Common Name (CN)         FSF
>  Organization (O)         FSF
>  Organizational Unit (OU) Certificate Authority
>  
> Validity
>  Issued On                12/19/2003
>  Expires On               12/18/2004
> 
> Fingerprints
>  SHA1 Fingerprint  49:7A:3E:29:B3:84:A4:BD:C6:AE:BF:FD:70:82:47:BE:C2:E6:6C:7B
>  MD5 Fingerprint   D9:25:06:52:C2:73:C9:71:7E:7D:E2:90:FD:2B:9C:9E
> 
> It appears that the certificate expired.
> How can I renew the certificate?