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Elder00d
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Security certificate
I tried downlaoding the game and it said it would because of a self signed ceritificate. I put it on the jjava exception list but dont know if it would acces to all my files on my computer.
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florgisj
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Re: Security certificate
i have the same problem as you.
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Ninijutsu
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AKen
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Re: Security certificate
I am getting this too. I know it is not too hard to get a security certificate and create a signed application. In fact, that is an additional way to help protect intellectual property rights. So, I am wondering if the developers intend to fix this. If not I would be very suspicious of their intent behind releasing software that requires it's users to reduce their internet security settings.
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Ninijutsu
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Re: Security certificate
They're busy.AKen wrote:I am getting this too. I know it is not too hard to get a security certificate and create a signed application. In fact, that is an additional way to help protect intellectual property rights. So, I am wondering if the developers intend to fix this. If not I would be very suspicious of their intent behind releasing software that requires it's users to reduce their internet security settings.
Of another era.
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Tonkyhonk
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Re: Security certificate
they use to have it signed before that java update. it isnt their fault that oracle sucks, but at least there is this "workaround" for now.
besides, you are free to choose not to play this if you are suspicious as this is not a finished product that you pay to play for.
besides, you are free to choose not to play this if you are suspicious as this is not a finished product that you pay to play for.
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dagrimreefah
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Re: Security certificate
HAHAHAHAHAHAAKen wrote:In fact, that is an additional way to help protect intellectual property rights.
"Intellectual property" is a farce anyway, a farce made to candy-coat protectionism.