Same here, cannot use the snap version because of this :/
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[snap] Cannot confirm security exception for invalid certificate
To manage not
Same issue here. I end up downloading the tar.bz2 package with the
latest version and installing it myself. Will keep an eye to move back
to snap once this is fixed :(
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nah I am giving up. this debugger is not working as expected.
also this code is riddled with exceptions.
uninstalling and going back to better times
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chrome://pippki/content/exceptionDialog.js
line 156
if (uri.port == -1) { //offending line. url.port == undefined
mutator.setPort(443);
}
how do I change the source code to just not do this if statement?
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never mind, am now in the debugger with the offending piece of code.
if I can figure this out in 20 minutes then great. otherwise I will give
up
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how do I set a breakpoint early in the call stack?
Uncaught
Exception { name: "NS_ERROR_FAILURE", message: "Component returned failure
code: 0x80004005 (NS_ERROR_FAILURE) [nsIURI.port]", result: 2147500037,
filename: "chrome://pippki/content/exceptionDialog.js", lineNumber: 156,
columnNumber:
like a boomerang I found myself ending up again with 78.7.1 (64bit)
Thunderbird.
The issue still remains :(
Is there a workaround yet?
Can I set a breakpoint perhaps in the offending code and then tweak the
local variables in such a way to get it working? I know how to debug
with the dev tools.
i stoped using the snap version and all is well again
On 18/12/2020 16:31, Johan wrote:
> I understand that it's particularly difficult to reproduce the bug
> because it requires a mail server with a certificate problem. Since it
> was blocking me, I temporarily dealt with this by not using the Sn
I understand that it's particularly difficult to reproduce the bug
because it requires a mail server with a certificate problem. Since it
was blocking me, I temporarily dealt with this by not using the Snap
version of TB and returning to the versions from the official Ubuntu PPA
(in my case TB 68.1
Thanks, unsure what's the issue, it might be worth reporting upstream on
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org
There are issues discussed on
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1590474 but it sounds a bit
different
Did you try the deb of 78 or an older version? Could you also give some
details on
Looking at the Error Console was the right idea, thanks. Here's the
error that is caught when clicking the "Confirm Security Exception"
button:
Exception { name: "NS_ERROR_FAILURE", message: "Component returned
failure code: 0x80004005 (NS_ERROR_FAILURE) [nsIURI.port]", result:
2147500037, filenam
Thank you for your bug report, is there a public server which triggers
the dialog which could be used for testing? Could you try to start
thunderbird --jsconsole and see if any error is printed when trying to
validate the exception?
** Changed in: thunderbird (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => L
By "nothing happens" I mean that the "Add Security Exception" window
stays open with seemingly no effect when clicking on the button "Confirm
Security Exception". Clicking multiple times doesn't change the state of
the window either. The only way to advance is to click "Cancel" which
closes the win
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