Created attachment 121543 [details] screenshot step 2 SUMMARY I have set up Bing's Picture Of The day Wallpaper, which apparently uses an SSL connection. Recently IT introduced as a security measure sort of MTM to check content, using a local CA. I installed the CA cert in my system and apparently everything else is happy -- except plasma. 1) an error pops up about SSL 2) I accept the certificate _FOREVER_! (plasma_ssl_error_accepted_forever.png) 3) next day: same error pops up, upon proceeding taskbar gets greyed out and an entry appears "KDE SSL Information - Plasma", and that's it (plasma_error_blocks.png) 4) minimized all windows one after one but that elusive and blocking dialog is nowhere to be found 5) need to kill and restart plasmashell which on top of the hassle messed up my windows setup Expected: 1) Plasma should use the system certificates 2) Plasma should remember my decision to accept the certificate forever 3) such a dialog should _not_ block the entire shell 4) the dialog _must_ show up
Created attachment 121544 [details] screenshot step 3
Seems relevant to the proposed "KDE for Big Enterprise" goal. :)
Can you open the image in Gwenview or Dolphin or any other KDE application with or without that warning? To trace whether the issue is in plasma or KIO.
I don't even know, what URL is used to retrieve the image. Given previous experiences, I am surprised the host appears in the error message at all ...
(In reply to Kai Uwe Broulik from comment #3) > Can you open the image in Gwenview or Dolphin or any other KDE application > with or without that warning? To trace whether the issue is in plasma or KIO. Using > https://www.bing.com/HPImageArchive.aspx?format=js&idx=0&n=1&mkt=de_DE Gwenview and Dolphin both show the same error. According to System Settings -> Network/Settings -> SSL Preferences -> SSL Signers the certificate is there.
Any progress?