The "DigiCert High Assurance EV Root CA" certificate is missing, which means that the system does not trust web sites that are using SSL certificates signed by that root. An example is a popular website in the Netherlands https://marktplaats.nl. The result is that no resources other that the text-only homepage is loaded.
Installing the Digicert root certificte manually from Digicert solves the problem:
Maybe there is a valid reason for not including this certificate by default, or maybe this certificate can be included by default, since it seems like it's assumed to be included on every machine.
The "DigiCert High Assurance EV Root CA" certificate is missing, which means that the system does not trust web sites that are using SSL certificates signed by that root. An example is a popular website in the Netherlands https:/ /marktplaats. nl. The result is that no resources other that the text-only homepage is loaded.
Installing the Digicert root certificte manually from Digicert solves the problem:
``` /dl.cacerts. digicert. com/DigiCertSHA 2SecureServerCA .crt ureServerCA. crt DigiCertSHA2Sec ureServerCA. der ureServerCA. der -out DigicertSHA2Sec ureServerCA. pem.crt ca-certificates /extra ureServerCA. pem.crt /usr/share/ ca-certificates /extra/
wget https:/
mv DigiCertSHA2Sec
openssl x509 -inform DER -outform PEM -in DigiCertSHA2Sec
sudo mkdir -p /usr/share/
sudo cp DigicertSHA2Sec
sudo dpkg-reconfigure ca-certificates
```
Maybe there is a valid reason for not including this certificate by default, or maybe this certificate can be included by default, since it seems like it's assumed to be included on every machine.