Invalid SSL Certificate

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#1  Edited By Even
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Hello Top Men!

Help! Firefox is trying to scare me when I log in with an image of a crossing guard holding a book.

It looks like your brand new DigiCert SSL certificate is good, but you might have forgot about installing the required intermediate certificates. You're not a root authority yet! :D

You can plug in 'https://auth.giantbomb.com' into this and check it out for yourself here.

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#2  Edited By rorie

@even said:
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Hello Top Men!

Help! Firefox is trying to scare me when I log in with an image of a crossing guard holding a book.

It looks like your brand new DigiCert SSL certificate is good, but you might have forgot about installing the required intermediate certificates. You're not a root authority yet! :D

You can plug in 'https://auth.giantbomb.com' into this and check it out for yourself here.

I know we rolled out some new SSL stuff last night; let me get @mrpibb in here.

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Yup, me too.

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Yep, Mrpibb is looking into this and hopefully it'll be fixed by tomorrow. Sorry for the trouble.

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#6  Edited By StingingVelvet

Still happening to me. I can't even add an exception, Firefox refuses as far as I can tell. Never had this issue before.

Edit: It finally went to the exception interface after clicking it like 100 times.