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Title:
Garba
Public bug reported:
On the page http://www.cib.hu/index?isFlashCompliant=false
I click the "Belépés telepített verzióval" link. The internet-bank java
application starts.
The application works.
But there are disturbing, suspect areas on the view, which are not painted. But
contain garbage ins
Changing "%u" to "%s" helps(?)
(In Configuration Editor, /desktop/gnome/url-handlers/{http,https,about,..})
(These are the keys which get added when "preferred applications" is launched.)
(Sorry, I have no time to double-check these. "Best guess".)
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It affects me too.
To corrupt the behavior of the keyboard shortcut, it is enough to just open and
close the "preferred applications".
What has been changed? How can I undone that? I tried to snapshot my whole home
directory before and after, but could not see any changes. (The zeitgeist data
hu
Solved (workarounded).
If I manually download (from https://www.netlock.hu ) a site-certificate file
for ibank.cib.hu, and import it into (not Firefox, but the separate) "Sun Java
6 Plugin Control Panel", then the applet starts and works.
It seems that Netlock is missing from the "system" CA list
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Title:
ibank.cib.hu certificate issuer untrusted
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: firefox
>From the http://www.cib.hu page, trying to launch the ibank.cib.hu internet
>bank applet, it won't start. The certificate cannot be verified. The issuer is
>not trusted. The issuer is netlock, which is the well-known Hungarian issuer,
>even Fi
