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In filezilla, you should have your cert's pfx file specified in the first section and then the entire root certificate chain in PEM format in the second section. &nbsp;If it is not showing the correct info, make sure you aren't accidentally using the self-signed cert in the last field.<br />
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If you are using the filezilla client, put the root certificate chain in PEM format into the same directory as the .exe that you run.
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Thawte should normally be in your IE browser, but you can double check the serial number and name of the root cert and make sure that matches one in your trusted root CA store in IE (internet options - content - certificates - trusted root ca tab).
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I have recently purchased a SSL cert from Thawte to run on our FileZilla server. &nbsp;I was hoping that this would eliminate the &quot;Accept Certificate&quot; pop up box that clients see when using a self signed cert.<br />
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I followed the following steps: &nbsp;<a href="http://illdata.com/blog/2007/01/23/exporting-an-ssl-certificate-from-iis-to-use-in-filezilla-ftp-server/" rel="ugc">http://illdata.com/blog/2007/01/23/exporting-an-ssl-certificate-from-iis-to-use-in-filezilla-ftp-server/</a><br />
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The pop up still occurs when logging into the server using SSL. &nbsp;I'm still getting the pop up box asking to accept the cert, however now there is an error:<br />
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&quot;unable to get local issuer certificate. &nbsp;<br />
The error occured at a depth of 1 in the certificate chain.&quot;<br />
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The cert does not display any of our information (Country, Organization, City, etc)<br />
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Does anyone know a way around this? &nbsp;Much appreciated!<br />
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Filezilla Server v0.9.29 beta<br />
Windows 2003 Server<br />
Thawte SSL 123 cert<br />
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The location of the key and cert are in the filezilla root directory.
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I have recently purchased a SSL cert from Thawte to run on our FileZilla server.  I was hoping that this would eliminate the "Accept Certificate" pop up box that clients see when using a self signed cert.

I followed the following steps:  http://illdata.com/blog/2007/01/23/exporting-an-ssl-certificate-from-iis-to-use-in-filezilla-ftp-server/

The pop up still occurs when logging into the server using SSL.  I'm still getting the pop up box asking to accept the cert, however now there is an error:

"unable to get local issuer certificate.  
The error occured at a depth of 1 in the certificate chain."

The cert does not display any of our information (Country, Organization, City, etc)

Does anyone know a way around this?  Much appreciated!

Filezilla Server v0.9.29 beta
Windows 2003 Server
Thawte SSL 123 cert

The location of the key and cert are in the filezilla root directory.

FileZilla Server &quot;unable to unable to get local issuer certificate&quot; Using Thawte SSL cert.

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FileZilla Server &quot;unable to unable to get local issuer certificate&quot; Using Thawte SSL cert.

FileZilla Server "unable to unable to get local issuer certificate" Using Thawte SSL cert.