Over the weekend, some customers using Macs may have started seeing expired or invalid certificate warnings when trying to use Sprout Social. This is a problem caused by an expired intermediate certificate issued by DigiCert, the company that Sprout Social and many other websites use to get SSL certificates. This is not an issue with.
We take extra steps to ensure that our SSL certificates do not expire to provide all customers with a secure user experience. Unfortunately, some Macs kept this expired certificate and stored it in their Keychain Access app. For now, the fix requires manually removing the expired certificate from your machine. Click the magnifying glass in the upper-right hand corner of your screen and type “Keychain Access” and hit Return. Click “View” in the menu bar at the top of your screen and select “Show Expired Certificates.”.
However when I attempt to connect via the Mac application, it pops up a window with 'Certificate Not Trusted' The server might not be secure. The server address is behind https with a self signed certificate. I assume that's the problem, but usually software would allow you to accept the self signed certificate. Fixing SMB Windows file sharing not working_user not grayed-out anymore Choosing a new password for your local account on your mac different to your iCloud account will fix that SMB Windows file sharing is not working on Mac after upgrading to macOS 10.13 High Sierra, macOS 10.12 Sierra, Mac OS X 10.11.3 El Capitan or setting up a new Mac.
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Use the search bar in the upper-right of the Keychain Access window and look for “digicert high.”. Find the entry named “DigiCert High Assurance EV Root CA” that expired on July 26, 2014. Right click that entry and select “Delete ‘DigiCert High Assurance EV Root CA’.”. Quit the Keychain Access app, restart your browser, and you should be set!
. Restart your Mac and hold down the 'command' and 'r' buttons held down on your keyboard until you see the Apple logo and spinning wheel displayed on your display. When you see the OS X Utilities window displayed, go to the menu at top of the screen. Select Utilities. Select Terminal from the submenu.
In the terminal prompt enter passwordreset and press return. The Password Reset Window will appear. Close the terminal window by pressing the X button in the Terminal Window.
In the Password Reset Window, Click on your HD that is listed in the 'Select the volume containing the user account:' section. In the 'Select the user account:' drop down, choose your user account. Go to the bottom of the Password Reset Window, and press the Reset button. Once the process has completed running and the Reset button now says Done, go to the menu and select Restart. Once your computer restarts, launch Bookshelf. It should now successfully launch. Boot from your Mac OS X Install Disc by inserting your install disc in your Mac, then go to the menu and select Restart.
Once restarted hold down the 'c' key on your keyboard until you see the Apple Logo and spinning wheel displayed on your display. Click through the menus until you after you’ve accepted a license agreement. Go to the Utilities menu and select Reset Password.
In the Password Reset Window, click on your HD that is listed in the 'Select the volume containing the user account:' section. In the 'Select the user account:' drop down, choose your user account. Go to the bottom of the Password Reset Window, and press the Reset button. Once the process has completed running and the Reset button now says Done, go to the menu and select Restart. Once your computer restarts, launch Bookshelf.
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It should now successfully launch.