Every time my computer is rebooted a Security Alert message is dsplayed on my screen concerning a cirtificate verification problem. The exact error massage is this: “The cirtiicate can not be verified up to a trusted citificate authority”. The trusted path is as follows: 1) Add Trusted External CA Root, then 2) COMODO SSL CA, then 3) javadl-esd-secure.oracle.com.
The cirtifcate ISSUED BY “COMODO SSL CA 2” and ISSUED TO “javadl-esd-secure.oracle.com” was valid from 12-5-2012 to 12-6-2012. So every time I reboot my compute, this cirtificate verification error message is displayed because the cirtifcate issued To “javadl-esd-secure.oracle.com” has expired.
QUESTION ) What do I do to get a new valid cirtificate??? Do I get one from you folks or do I need to get one from Java/Oracle? What would be the easiest way? Thanks.
I’m wondering about this alert, also - but I have to ask. You have the notice in quotations. If the spelling is as you post here, that is not a valid notice. Please look at it carefully - “certificate” is the correct spelling. If your notice is spelled as you have it here, it certainly cannot be okay!
Good luck! I hope someone answers your question; I’m wondering the same thing!
Sorry!!! I’ve been spelling the word wrong - you are right, it is supposed to be “certificate” with an “e”, not an “i”. The error message is spelled correctly. Please see the attachment.