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Re: [Colossus-developers] checkin mails to colossus-dev
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From: Clemens K. <cle...@cl...> - 2013-11-12 15:35:22
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FWIW, here's the case where somebody brought it up already while ago: https://sourceforge.net/p/colossus/bugs/901/ Thx, Clemens On 2013-11-12 09:27, Clemens Katzer wrote: > Hei all, > > > Yes, another user already reported this few weeks ago. He seemed to > be > able to use older versions of Colossus, though. The only difference I > noticed was that they were signed with a X.509 V1 certificate; all > modern Java keygens generate V3. > > Jeff, > could you try out this one here with the new Java that refuses it > ? > > http://colossus.sourceforge.net/Colossus-old.html > > > If that does not work.... I don't "mind much" to pay for the > certificate. > > In fact I was considering that more than once in the past just to get > rid of hassle in general. Also, some Game Server user had done a > significant donation which covers the cert. for several years to > come.... so that would be a good purpose for that money :>) > > It's more the related paperwork holding that back than the money. > > > (As a side note, I consider to change my hosting provider, to have a > physical server with 4 cores instead of a virtual one [where I have > the > feeling sometimes my virtual one sometimes oes not get CPU for > several > seconds]. Such a server would cost ~60 EUR per month. Instead of the > 25 > I pay now. Which is so weak, nowaedays one would get such a virtual > server for < 10 EUR per months. It's more the related paperwork ... > (and having to install a new server from scratch)). So, 69,- per > months > is not worth the time arguing about it. Nowadays my time is so > scarce, > anything that can be solved with money I'll do so.... > > Having that server would be great also in that sense, that I could > dedicate one virtual server with 2 cores to run AIs. > > > > BR, > Clemens > > > > On 2013-11-12 05:58, Barrie Treloar wrote: >> On 12 November 2013 13:29, Jeff Matthews <je...@xe...> wrote: >>> Are you talking about an SSL? If so, Godaddy is advertising them >>> for >>> $69/year. >> >> But even $69 dollars a year - are you going to pay? >> This is open source hobby stuff. >> >> You need a code signing certificate. >> See http://stackoverflow.com/a/1906679 >> I've included the list of included root ca's at the end of this >> email, >> it lists godaddyclass2ca as a trusted cert. >> >> This is linked with my previous answer that the root certificate >> needs >> to be trusted by Java in the cacerts file. >> At work we tinker with that as part of the SOE build so that our >> internal root CA is trusted so we can use self-signed certificates >> for >> internal SSL connections in Java. >> The same principle will work with the self-signed root certificate >> that Clemens has created, its just the manual steps non-power users >> would have to go through would be confusing, frightening, or >> avoided, >> but there may be no other alternatives. >> >> === Java Trusts Root CAs (from Java 7u7 on Windows) === >> addtrustclass1ca >> addtrustexternalca >> addtrustqualifiedca >> aolrootca1 >> aolrootca2 >> baltimorecodesigningca >> baltimorecybertrustca >> camerfirmachambersca >> camerfirmachamberscommerceca >> camerfirmachambersignca >> certplusclass2primaryca >> certplusclass3pprimaryca >> certumca >> certumtrustednetworkca >> comodoaaaca >> deutschetelekomrootca2 >> digicertassuredidrootca >> digicertglobalrootca >> digicerthighassuranceevrootca >> entrust2048ca >> entrustevca >> entrustsslca >> equifaxsecureca >> equifaxsecureebusinessca1 >> equifaxsecureebusinessca2 >> equifaxsecureglobalebusinessca1 >> geotrustglobalca >> globalsignca >> globalsignr2ca >> globalsignr3ca >> godaddyclass2ca >> gtecybertrust5ca >> gtecybertrustglobalca >> keynectisrootca >> quovadisrootca >> quovadisrootca2 >> quovadisrootca3 >> secomevrootca1 >> secomscrootca1 >> secomscrootca2 >> secomvalicertclass1ca >> soneraclass1ca >> soneraclass2ca >> starfieldclass2ca >> swisssigngoldg2ca >> swisssignplatinumg2ca >> swisssignsilverg2ca >> thawtepersonalbasicca >> thawtepersonalfreemailca >> thawtepersonalpremiumca >> thawtepremiumserverca >> thawteserverca >> trustcenterclass2caii >> trustcenterclass4caii >> trustcenteruniversalcai >> ttelesecglobalrootclass2ca >> ttelesecglobalrootclass3ca >> utndatacorpsgcca >> utnuserfirstclientauthemailca >> utnuserfirsthardwareca >> utnuserfirstobjectca >> valicertclass2ca >> verisignclass1ca >> verisignclass1g2ca >> verisignclass1g3ca >> verisignclass2ca >> verisignclass2g2ca >> verisignclass2g3ca >> verisignclass3ca >> verisignclass3g2ca >> verisignclass3g3ca >> verisignserverca >> verisigntsaca >> >> >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ >> November Webinars for C, C++, Fortran Developers >> Accelerate application performance with scalable programming models. >> Explore >> techniques for threading, error checking, porting, and tuning. 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