[moneydance] Untrusted Server Certificate Chain when downloading from cu

[Elana Houde]

When this has happened in the past, the best solution is to delete the entry
for logging in and recreate it.

On Wed, Mar 11, 2009 at 12:41 PM, Dave Wilson <dave at everydave.com> wrote:

> 'morning all,
>
> Starting yesterday when downloading from my credit union (America
> First Credit Union), I received the following error:
>
> There was an error communicating with your financial institution.  The
> details of this error are below.
>
> A communication or parsing error occurred.  This could be the result
> of a network problem, a proxy error, or misconfigured server.
> Error Description: javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException:
> java.security.cert.CertificateException: Untrusted Server Certificate
> Chain
>
> Some googling brings me to think that it's one of three possible things:
>
> 1. bad certificate from the credit union
> 2. updated certificate from credit union, for which MD needs to be
> updated
> 3. bad java version
>
> If it's 1, does anyone have any experience in dealing with their
> financial institutino about these matters?  Sadly, most don't know
> about Moneydance and won't give you a second look unless it's Quicken
> or Money.  In times past, I've simply told them I had quicken, but I
> don't think quicken would throw this kind of message.  If someone has
> some quicken based error messages I can give them, it'd be great.
>
> if it's 2, well then it's a matter of waiting for Sean and co. to do
> an update, what further information do you need?
>
> if it's 3, well, I'm stuck.  I'm on a 32 bit intel mac, and there have
> been no further java updates made available.  I supposed I could try
> one of the third party JVMs, but I'd like to avoid this option if
> possible.
>
> Anyone have any other thoughts?
>
> Thanks,
> Dave
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Elana Houde