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Typo. Meant March. That's what it says, anyway. Hard to tell with all the snow out there. Ed Edit: Annnnddd... just tried x10hosting.com and it worked, so something's apparently okay that wasn't. Thanks to both of you for pointing me in the right direction on this matter. Ed Ed Howdershelt -...

Yup, checked it. Sun, 2nd Feb, checked the time against http://www.time.gov/ . I'll mess with this tomorrow. Stuff to do tonight. Ed Ed Howdershelt - Abintra Press Science Fiction & Semi-Fiction http://www.AbintraPress.com

> Old browsers don't have the updated specs on how to do trust certificate handshakes. Uh, huh. In this case, 'Updated' apparently means 'make it not work'. :) I lack patience for such things. Time spent trying to make balky programs work is time wasted. Since the system time was already sync'ed...

> Because seamonkey is old. Explains nothing. Not a viable answer. If 'newer' means 'nonfunctional', I don't need 'newer'. I'll check back later to see what others have to say. Ed Ed Howdershelt - Abintra Press Science Fiction & Semi-Fiction http://www.AbintraPress.com

Yup. Dual boot WinXP and Puppy Linux. My XP is NOT allowed to contact the net in any way, so all browsing is done via Linux. So... why would Seamonkey browser let me log in if the system time sync were really an issue? My last Firefox version didn't balk about logins. Tried it with my IBM T43...

Were that the case, why would it matter which browser I used? BUT... I checked the date/time gizmo anyway. It said 'Automatic Sync', so that likely wasn't the problem. Ed Ed Howdershelt - Abintra Press Science Fiction & Semi-Fiction http://www.AbintraPress.com

Hello, Using Firefox 27, I tried to log in at x10hosting.com and got this: Secure Connection Failed An error occurred during a connection to x10hosting.com. The OCSP response is not yet valid (contains a date in the future). (Error code: sec_error_ocsp_future_response) The page you are trying...