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I just finished the upgrade from SuSE 9 Pro to 9.1 Pro, smooth as silk. Since the upgrade I can no longer access HTTPS sites. This is really odd becuase I am able to connect to all other corporate resources.
I noted this error "May 13 12:45:31 linux postfix[2648]: warning: My hostname linux is not a fully qualified name - set myhostname or mydomain in /etc/postfix/main.cf" in my /var/log/warn but would think that since my root domain for the web is *******.int I would be okay.
Nothing else IP seems freaky ... did I miss something here?
I did not configure HTTPS is Konqueror. Anyway my office uses a proxy that barley allows http traffic trough, so I made a bad assumption. Thanks for the response!
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