Pale Moon refuses to visit some web sites.
I have been trying Puppy Tahr 6.0.2 (I usually run Linux Mint).
I like the Pale Moon web-browser, but it has refused to visit at least three of my regular bookmarks (Duckduckgo and Wikipedia among others). If I try to get to the site via another link (Google, for instance)I get the same message. It shows this error message: Secure Connection Failed An error occurred during a connection to "whichever site" The OCSP response is not yet valid (contains a date in the future). (Error code: sec_error_ocsp_future_response) (and so on, and so on) Is this a problem with Tahr, or Pale Moon, or what? I am using a Toshiba Satellite with 1.2 G of RAM; it has Linux Mint 17.2 installed, and has always putted along without problems, so I don't think this is a hardware issue (although I have been wrong before). |
Not a problem with palemoon.
Duckduckgo is an option in the search bar and displays; en.wikipedia.org resolves and displays. Sounds like you're missing a lib, or protocol. Are you on paranoid security settings? |
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Also is the clock battery failing. It sounds as if your PC is out of time sync with the world. |
I tried again, and found a couple more of my bookmarks that it is unwilling to visit: one, the Pale Moon home page (!) and the other the Hotmail site. I then rebooted with Puppy Wary 5.5 (Seamonkey) and then again with Puppy Slacko 6.3.0 (Firefox). Both had had the same bookmarks installed, and both were willing to visit any bookmark.
I am running all three from a CD, and I allowed all three to install a file, to facilitate a quicker start-up, save changes, etc. The only changes I have made, aside installing the bookmarks, was to remove a few desktop icons that were, for me, clutter. So, no security settings, paranoid or otherwise. The date and time are correct (clever idea by the way—the sort of thing I might never notice). I haven't had much time to put into this, but I already have the impression that Wary 5.5 is the slowest to boot up and seems to demand a lot of memory while running. Is there a later version of Puppy running Pale Moon? Or simply a later version (that would be happy with a laptop of this vintage that I could install Pale Moon as the default browser? Whether the problem recurred or not, it would be more information. |
plugins?
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I went back to Puppy Slacko 6.3, installed the Pale Moon Puplet, and it seems to open any web site perfectly happily. I am not going to mark this thread as solved for a day or two, in case some other oddity pops up, but most likely the original problem is some anomaly that could be cured by re-installation or whatever.
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Palemoon is firefox. Most difficulties involve plugins. Glad you're sorted by upgrading
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I've gotten the same error in Slacko5.5,5.7 & Slacko64-64bit 6.0 alpha. When I use the first run dialog, I set my timezone as GMT-5. Palemoon is unpacked to /mnt/home. The first time I try to run Palemoon I get the error. I have found to get Palemoon to function I have to Menu > Desktop > Psync Time > North America,then Palemoon works. I then go back and set my time as it's off by 10 hours.
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I believe trevoratxtal was right in his first response, but that I didn't understand it until jeff757 said something similar.
The first occasion that I wondered about the date and time on the laptop,I simply looked at the time shown on the desktop, andwhichever variety of puppy I ranit was always correct. However when I returned and compared the timezone shown in Menu>Psync it was correct in Wary and Slacko, but incorrect in Tahr. Live and learnI had never even wondered if this was possible. Once I corrected the time zone, Pale Moon opened any site quite happily. Many thanks. |
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Just to let you know, I am running Tahr 6.0.1 and have the same problem. I have tried installing Firefox instead but it seems to "disappear" if I try to run it. Roman |
All times are GMT -5. The time now is 06:35 PM. |