Bug 139746 - user configuration breaks the display of SSL-encrypted pages

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Bugzilla Bug 139746

user configuration breaks the display of SSL-encrypted pages
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Bug#:	139746	Platform:	Reporter:	aetius@mindspring.com (Matt Drew)
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Opened: 2002-04-24 07:12

with my normal .mozilla (I've had the same one since 0.9.8) I cannot access ANY
https:// site.  When I try to go to the site, cookies are placed, the lock icon
activates, and either no page is displayed or the previous page is displayed.  A
refresh of the page results in the previous page, not the SSL page I was trying
to go to.  I have tried several sites with no success.  Two which I think could
be relied upon to be configured correctly on the server side do not work:

https://rhn.redhat.com
https://sourceforge.net

removing my .mozilla directory and starting over clears the problem, so I'm
fairly certain it is something in my configuration, but have no idea what.

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