Hi folks, following problem:
A pc with MS Windows in on partition and openSUSE in an other at the same host;
both booting OS's have the same IP and the same hostname - it´s ever the same pc (equal win or linux - it's pc "max" with IP xxxx).
The server is standing in same local net.
BUT:
From WIN-OS it's able to connect to the ox-server, from linux it is not able to connect to the server. (The connection to the server is only allowed via https.)
Via ping is the server reachable. https from linux is functional to other servers also all other traffic - the firewall is off.
Access via ssh is able.
The problem is not only Mozilla - with Konqueror too. An in the statusbar i can see "...connect with" so the connection seemed to be established - but i cannot see anything in the browser.
May be a reason in stored certifactes on the oxae?? So the oxae "think" that's a hack, because there is stored an other identification with this hostname and IP ...?
If it is - where are the certificates stored and it's able to delete them?
Thanks
Peter
A pc with MS Windows in on partition and openSUSE in an other at the same host;
both booting OS's have the same IP and the same hostname - it´s ever the same pc (equal win or linux - it's pc "max" with IP xxxx).
The server is standing in same local net.
BUT:
From WIN-OS it's able to connect to the ox-server, from linux it is not able to connect to the server. (The connection to the server is only allowed via https.)
Via ping is the server reachable. https from linux is functional to other servers also all other traffic - the firewall is off.
Access via ssh is able.
The problem is not only Mozilla - with Konqueror too. An in the statusbar i can see "...connect with" so the connection seemed to be established - but i cannot see anything in the browser.
May be a reason in stored certifactes on the oxae?? So the oxae "think" that's a hack, because there is stored an other identification with this hostname and IP ...?
If it is - where are the certificates stored and it's able to delete them?
Thanks
Peter
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