God they are morons. Who doesn't fix the date/time on something before they even play with it?
Especially when SSL is choking. That's usually the first thing out of my brain when an SSL connection craps out -- date/time skew on the client fooling it into thinking the SSL cert is expired (or in the future, which will break it too). I can only imagine what a mess they'd make of Kerberos .. "what does it mean, "clock skew too great"? .. :p )
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Especially when SSL is choking. That's usually the first thing out of my brain when an SSL connection craps out -- date/time skew on the client fooling it into thinking the SSL cert is expired (or in the future, which will break it too). I can only imagine what a mess they'd make of Kerberos .. "what does it mean, "clock skew too great"? .. :p )