Soy nuevo con Ubuntu, creo con la actualización al 6.0 el inconveniente radica en el ingreso de las páginas https

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Used translation online:

This English have bad ... I understand that I must explain the error. If so, only I've noticed that Firefox was updated today to version 6.0 and this I can not access the secure page (https). Perhaps the problem lies with Firefox, well it may be that in this case the Bank has inconveniences ...

If you close firefox and then run:
mv ~/.mozilla ~/.mozilla_old
Then retry the browser, is it ok? Do you use Thunderbird as your email client

Translated (probably badly):

Si cierra firefox y luego ejecutar:
mv ~ /. mozilla ~ /. mozilla_old
A continuación vuelva a intentar el navegador, que está bien? ¿Usa Thunderbird como su cliente de correo electrónico

Realicé lo que me indicaste

mv ~ /. mozilla ~ /. mozilla_old

abrí el navegador nuevamente e intenté ingresar a esa página web con el
mismo error, pueden corroborarlo Uds. en su navegador con este link
https://hb.redlink.com.ar/bna/login.htm el cual se accede a partir de
http://www.redlink.com.ar/banca_internet/HB/entidades_adh.htm allí
seleccionar Banco de la Nacion Argentina ( acabo de ingresar sin
inconvenientes con Chromium ).

Copio el error indicado allí:

  Usted esta utilizando una
  versión de navegador
  obsoleta o que no es soportada
  por el Home Banking

      Los navegadores soportados son:

    * Internet Explorer 6 con Service Pack 2 o superior (Sin Soporte)
    * Internet Explorer 7
    * Internet Explorer 8
    * Mozilla Firefox 3 al 5
    * Google Chrome
    * Safari 4 o superior
    * Opera 6 o superior

        Le recomendamos actualizar su navegador
        a uno de los mencionados.

Gracias por responder, saludos cordiales.

Nestor

El 17/08/11 11:45, actionparsnip escribió:
> Your question #168284 on firefox in Ubuntu changed:
> https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox/+question/168284
>
> Status: Open => Needs information
>
> actionparsnip requested more information:
> Used translation online:
>
> This English have bad ... I understand that I must explain the error. If
> so, only I've noticed that Firefox was updated today to version 6.0 and
> this I can not access the secure page (https). Perhaps the problem lies
> with Firefox, well it may be that in this case the Bank has
> inconveniences ...
>
>
> If you close firefox and then run:
> mv ~/.mozilla ~/.mozilla_old
> Then retry the browser, is it ok? Do you use Thunderbird as your email client
>
> Translated (probably badly):
>
> Si cierra firefox y luego ejecutar:
> mv ~ /. mozilla ~ /. mozilla_old
> A continuación vuelva a intentar el navegador, que está bien? ¿Usa Thunderbird como su cliente de correo electrónico
>

Perdón, se me pasó por alto la última pregunta. Respuesta, si uso
Thunderbird como correo predeterminado.

Saludos

Nestor

El 17/08/11 11:45, actionparsnip escribió:
> Your question #168284 on firefox in Ubuntu changed:
> https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox/+question/168284
>
> Status: Open => Needs information
>
> actionparsnip requested more information:
> Used translation online:
>
> This English have bad ... I understand that I must explain the error. If
> so, only I've noticed that Firefox was updated today to version 6.0 and
> this I can not access the secure page (https). Perhaps the problem lies
> with Firefox, well it may be that in this case the Bank has
> inconveniences ...
>
>
> If you close firefox and then run:
> mv ~/.mozilla ~/.mozilla_old
> Then retry the browser, is it ok? Do you use Thunderbird as your email client
>
> Translated (probably badly):
>
> Si cierra firefox y luego ejecutar:
> mv ~ /. mozilla ~ /. mozilla_old
> A continuación vuelva a intentar el navegador, que está bien? ¿Usa Thunderbird como su cliente de correo electrónico
>

It says right there on the error page that the banking website only supports up to Firefox 5.0. Ring the bank and tell them their website is out of date. It should not be filtering based on browser version numbers anyway.

The reason is that some very early browsers either did not support https, or they had security issues. This problem does not exist any more, and they are causing problems by refusing a connection with Firefox 6.0

In the meantime, you could downgrade to Firefox 5.0 and the banking site will work fine.

Chris

Google Translation: http://translate.google.com/
==============================
Se dice allí mismo, en la página de error que el sitio web bancario sólo admite un máximo de Firefox 5.0. Anillo al banco y decirles que su sitio web no está actualizada. No debe ser filtrado basado en los números de versión del navegador de todos modos.

La razón es que algunos navegadores muy temprano o bien no apoyo https, o tenían problemas de seguridad. Este problema ya no existe más, y que están causando problemas al negarse una conexión con Firefox 6.0

Mientras tanto, se podría bajar a Firefox 5.0 y el sitio de un banco no tendrán ningún problema.

Chris
==============================

Gracias Chris.

Salu2

Nestor

El 17/08/11 14:11, Chris escribió:
> Your question #168284 on firefox in Ubuntu changed:
> https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox/+question/168284
>
> Status: Open => Answered
>
> Chris proposed the following answer:
> It says right there on the error page that the banking website only
> supports up to Firefox 5.0. Ring the bank and tell them their website
> is out of date. It should not be filtering based on browser version
> numbers anyway.
>
> The reason is that some very early browsers either did not support
> https, or they had security issues. This problem does not exist any
> more, and they are causing problems by refusing a connection with
> Firefox 6.0
>
> In the meantime, you could downgrade to Firefox 5.0 and the banking site
> will work fine.
>
> Chris
>
> Google Translation: http://translate.google.com/
> ==============================
> Se dice allí mismo, en la página de error que el sitio web bancario sólo admite un máximo de Firefox 5.0. Anillo al banco y decirles que su sitio web no está actualizada. No debe ser filtrado basado en los números de versión del navegador de todos modos.
>
> La razón es que algunos navegadores muy temprano o bien no apoyo https,
> o tenían problemas de seguridad. Este problema ya no existe más, y que
> están causando problemas al negarse una conexión con Firefox 6.0
>
> Mientras tanto, se podría bajar a Firefox 5.0 y el sitio de un banco no
> tendrán ningún problema.
>
> Chris
> ==============================
>

This should be closed out as solved, apparently.

Querida Nestor,
En ese pregunta necessitas clique en "This Solved My Problem" bajo de su problema text.

si su pregunta es finito/bueno - si no, su pregunta es "abierto" en la futura.

No encuentro donde hacer click para dar por cerrado el tema. Que lo realice el moderador o encargado.

This Solved My Problem

Atte.

Nestor Sharp

El 19/08/11 04:21, TossedSalad 999 escribió:
> Your question #168284 on firefox in Ubuntu changed:
> https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox/+question/168284
>
> TossedSalad 999 posted a new comment:
> Querida Nestor,
> En ese pregunta necessitas clique en "This Solved My Problem" bajo de su problema text.
>
> si su pregunta es finito/bueno - si no, su pregunta es "abierto" en la
> futura.
>
> WARNING: This question is asked in a language (Spanish (Argentina))
> spoken by none of the registered firefox in Ubuntu answer contacts.
>

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