Comments on: Pidgin certificate prompt http://mr-euro.com/pidgin-certificate-prompt/ the knowledge of my own mind Sun, 22 Aug 2010 07:55:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: mr-euro http://mr-euro.com/pidgin-certificate-prompt/#comment-939 mr-euro Tue, 24 Nov 2009 14:08:09 +0000 http://mr-euro.com/?p=87#comment-939 <a href="http://mr-euro.com/pidgin-certificate-prompt/#comment-937" rel="nofollow">@Otto Stripunsky</a> Usually once you accept the certificate it will be saved permanently and no more prompts will show up (for that particular one) What may happen in your situation is that the certificate is different, perhaps you are experiencing some type of man in the middle attack by your company's sys admins. This can happen to monitor conversations. @Otto Stripunsky

Usually once you accept the certificate it will be saved permanently and no more prompts will show up (for that particular one)

What may happen in your situation is that the certificate is different, perhaps you are experiencing some type of man in the middle attack by your company’s sys admins. This can happen to monitor conversations.

]]> By: Otto Stripunsky http://mr-euro.com/pidgin-certificate-prompt/#comment-937 Otto Stripunsky Tue, 24 Nov 2009 12:27:38 +0000 http://mr-euro.com/?p=87#comment-937 Is it possible to ignore those prompts, like to make it always accept it? I use pidgin in my company's network and everytime the network falls down (which happens a couple times a day) I have to accept the certificate again. Is it possible to ignore those prompts, like to make it always accept it?
I use pidgin in my company’s network and everytime the network falls down (which happens a couple times a day) I have to accept the certificate again.

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