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[fredx181]

Thanks for the corrections, Toni.

I never seem to remember changing /home/puppy ownership.

Yes, removing /opt/tmp should be ok then.

Fred

[fredx181]

Hi All,

Just for info, I noticed a very nice DebianDog derivative for spanish users here
http://www.puppylinuxjosejp2424.com/2015/12/debian-dog-night.html

It is made from forum member josejp2424, Great job jose!

Posting from it now.

Also here is japanese version for jwm icewm, did not try it
http://ftp.riken.jp/Linux/simosnet-livecd/debiandog/

And there is a DebianDog Tshirt also now, I want it!!
http://www.cafepress.com/debianstuff.10878255
No just kidding

Fred

[saintless]

Thanks for the links Fred, nice to see DD derivatives
If josejp2424 reads this thread, please, add Fred in the information. He is the OpenBox version developer.

Porteusbootscripts uploaded in DD-Jessie and Wheezy repo.
Xvidcap uploaded in DD-Squeeze, Wheezy, Jessie and MintPup repo. For MintPup it doesn't work with oss-compat. I had to add pulseaudio as dependency and to edit the desktop file startup command to "padsp xvidcap". I think the problem is some oss-compat module missing from the official Ubuntu kernel but works with pulseaudio for me (I will add this information in MintPup thread later).

I will make updated package for snapmergepuppy for MintPup and DD-Squeeze and update the fixes posts when I have time (in the next few days I hope).

Toni

[fredx181]

Hi Toni,

[saintless]

Hi all.

DD-Jessie, Wheezy, Squeeze and MintPup repositories and fixes posts updated with the fix for porteus-boot changes on exit libc6 problem.

Toni

[cinclus_cinclus]

On Fri 29 Jan 2016, 13:11 rufwoof

[rufwoof]

Been hitting a few certificate validation problems more recently, such as the one attached.

I use the latest firefox (44.0.2) and have all Debian updates applied, but looks like some of the browsers local certificates aren't matching security levels.

Is anyone else seeing similar problems (or know of a fix)?

Mozilla indicated that I needed to close firefox and delete a cert8.db file. I tried deleting /opt/bin/Firefox/profile/cert8.db and restarted firefox (that creates a new cert8.db apparently ok), but the invalid security messages still reoccur.

[saintless]

Hi rufwoof.

Tested with Jwm and OpenBox Jessie and I can't reproduce this problem.
The included Firefox upgraded to version 44 and Iceweasel version 38:

[rufwoof]

[saintless]

[rufwoof]

Thanks Toni.

Comforting to know that its not just my system alone, more faith that its OK and not a intercept/hack attack/virus.

[saintless]

I also don't think it has something to do with hack attack. Seems it happens from time to time with yahoo finance:
https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20140404111910AA9qq0C

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[anikin]

rufwoof,

Debian treats ca-certificates like any other package:

[rufwoof]

Thanks anikin.

[saintless]

If you have browser certificate validation problems:

Question 1: Is this command going to help me to solve problems like untrusted us.rd.yahoo.com finances certtificate?