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.
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.
How Ocsp Works
- Fix your local clock. An OCSP response is valid between particular times contained within it. In general, if something comes from the future, x.509 implementations will deem it invalid (since obviously the timestamp or system time must be incorrect).
- This message - 'secerrorocspfutureresponse' - nearly always indicates that your system clock is set to a past date or time. Could you double check that all three of these are correct in Windows.
Sec_error_ocsp_future_response Chrome
Uncheck the box connected through Query OCSP responder servers to confirm the existing validity of certificates. See more: Browsing Home Depot Website Access Denied, How To Unblock Shopping Websites Conversely, enter about:config in the attend to bar, search for ocsp and also then collection related parameters as below.