15 messages in org.mozilla.lists.dev-extensionsRe: FF3RC1: An error occurred while t...
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Nils MaierMay 20, 2008 11:20 am 
MookMay 22, 2008 9:49 pm 
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Subject:Re: FF3RC1: An error occurred while trying to find updatesActions...
From:Demiao Lin (ldm@gmail.com)
Date:May 27, 2008 1:47:36 am
List:org.mozilla.lists.dev-extensions

On May 19, 9:27 pm, lega@gmail.com wrote:

Hello Everyone!

To support FF3 I changed protocol of updateUrl in my extension to HTTPS. Extension installs and works fine, but I see "An error occurred while trying to find updates" error after trying of update. I set extensions.logging.enabled to true and see following message in Error Console:

Datasource: Update Started Datasource: Addon Update Started: {a0a23159-1418-4a08- bc4d-72045629c4b1} RDFItemUpdater:checkForUpdates sending a request to server
for:https://local.site.com/extension/update.rdf, item = ({id:"{a0a23159-1418-4a08-bc4d-72045629c4b1}", version:"0.2.4.1", installLocationKey:"app-profile", minAppVersion:"1.5", maxAppVersion:"3.1", name:"myExtension", xpiURL:"", xpiHash:"", iconURL:"chrome://myextension/skin/myext-32x32.png", updateRDF:"https://local.site.com/extension/update.rdf", updateKey:"", type:2, targetAppID:"{a0a23159-1418-4a08-bc4d-72045629c4b1}"}) RDFItemUpdater::onXMLLoad: cert issuer is not built-in Datasource: Addon Update Ended: {a0a23159-1418-4a08- bc4d-72045629c4b1}, status: 4 Datasource: Update Ended

P.S. local.site.com - is a local site (Apache 2.0) with self-signed certificate. P.S.S. In FF2.0 updates work fine.

I encountered the same problem~