Security error on only firefox.

[phenomlab]

@dunlix I've seen this happen in NGINX and Apache where the root domain certificate is being selected over subdomains and gets priority as a result.

Do you have any other domains running on this server where your site is hosted ?

[PitaJ]

This might help

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Got there from https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19104215/node-js-express-js-chain-certificate-not-working#comment62178168_20444809

[dunlix]

@phenomlab Yes I basically have three cert's, one for https://gggrealms.ml (which redirects to forum.gggrealms.ml), one for https://forum.gggrealms.ml, and one for https://unblocked.gggrealms.ml.

[phenomlab]

@dunlix Are any of the certs wildcards ?

[dunlix]

@phenomlab nope

[phenomlab]

@dunlix Ok. I think that an incorrect certificate is being preferred and issued over the actual one. I'm able to replicate your issue with Firefox.

[dunlix]

@phenomlab But on Chrome it says it is valid for all three?

[dunlix]

@phenomlab

[phenomlab]

@dunlix Yes, this makes me think this is "firefox-centric". I've seen this before but I cannot recall what I did to work around it.

[dunlix]

@phenomlab I think you can ignore this error in the firefox settings, but I dont want my users to have to do that

[phenomlab]

@dunlix understood. I think that this error is caused by OSCP stapling - see https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1149911