Mozilla did not release the necessary encryption libraries until after the
RPM was packaged. As an open source project with many contributors in the
United States, their ability to provide SSL was hampered by the RSA
patent.
Go to the Mozilla site and follow the instructions to install the SSL
plugin. I believe the SSL support is still experimental (but what about
Mozilla isn't).
thornton
On Wed, 27 Sep 2000, Peter Kiem wrote:
> I was setting up my Linux workstation last night and was trying out a recent
> Mozilla RPM
>
> Everything was working fine but whenever I tried to access a secure website
> it always responded with "Connection Refused".
>
> I tried this one a few sites, including my own, but EVERY SSL site responded
> the same.
>
> Anyone know what's the deal here? I had to revert back to using Netscrape
> ARGH!
>
>
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