Porteus

. I have not modified the ISO manually in any way. I solved the problem by going into CMOS setup and changing the clock. Now it works fine, and I don't get the "untrusted" page. I suspect just about all Linux newcomers who encountered this issue with the Kiosk would just quietly go look elsewhere in...

fanthom wrote:i want to see it in kiosk as i cant reproduce your problem and seems that others are also not affected (otherwise i would get many bug reports much earlier).

please upload a photo of Porteus Kiosk showing untrusted certificate on google.com.

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Does this forum allow posters to attach a photo or image? If so, pls explain how to do that?

Thank you

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please send this picture to support@porteus-kiosk.org You can see the "untrusted connection" dialog box at 0:33 in this video: http://youtu.be/DxT2_SW6LEc?t=33s There's a screenshot of it here: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/connection-untrusted-error-message and also here: http://kb.mit.edu/...

I'm trying to setup a Kiosk for internet browsing for non-techie users, and I don't want the users to be confronted with a "This connection is untrusted" dialog box when they try to connect to Google. I looked carefully but could not find any option in the setup wizard to configure Firefox not to di...

Ed_P wrote:

steve8702 wrote:How do I override this unwanted behavior?

You can't, Google is doing it. Same thing happens with IE in Windows.

Then how do I configure it so the user doesn't have to answer the dialog boxes about whether or not to trust the site?

I downloaded the latest Porteus Kiosk ISO, dd copied it to a USB stick, successfully booted it from the USB stick, got the Wizard, chose all the options I wanted, burned it to my hard disk, and successfully booted from the hard disk. The problem is, when trying to browse to http://google.com (I chos...