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It's fixed. Thanks for the report. :)

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On Firefox, Ubuntu 11.04. Doesn't work even after I accepted the cert.

No it's not: your hostname is wrong, and your cert is self-signed.

Check https://www.wormly.com/test_ssl/h/www.fluxflex.com/i/64.27.5...

It seems that root of the domain fluxflex.com is redirected to www.fluxflex.com, and fluxflex uses zerigo DNS Redirect to do it. That's the problem.

For avoiding the error, please access to www.fluxflex.com, not fluxflex.com. We'll fix this issue soon.

The link I posted goes to www.fluxflex.com, not fluxflex.com

Both are broken in the same way.

Hmm, it seems weird. We just use zerigo.net as our external DNS nameservers, and it has some relations with this current issue.

I should investigate the problem deeper.

So it looks like the problem was that you updated your DNS but forgot about TTLs. Your new cert has the correct name on it, but you didn't setup the cert chain properly (SSLCACertificateFile under Apache)

https://www.wormly.com/test_ssl/h/50.16.245.9/i/50.16.245.9/...

You are right. We changed our frontend from Django+Apache to Rails+Nginx, and we forgot to specify the certificate chain in nginx config file. Now I added the description, and confirmed that we can access to the web site via SSL.

Also still there on Chromium/Ubuntu 11.04

Hum no. Still having issues with Chrome + OSX.

Check your certificates with "openssl s_client -showcerts -connect www.fluxflex.com:443"

Moreover, even ignoring SSL issues, i get an empty page.

Still there on Chrome/Mac OS

Ubuntu 11.04 Google Chrome - ssl error and blank page.....

Still a problem on safari (iOS)

still not fixed

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