[moneydance] Updating the trust chains?

[Sean Reilly]

Hi Rich,

This is happening because Northwest Federal Credit Union doesn't  
support direct connections from Moneydance, only web-based connections.

The certificate chain for OFX servers is based on a different  
certificate authority that is included with Moneydance but that  
wouldn't apply to most normal https servers.  That's why you get that  
message, but the real problem is that NFCU doesn't support direct OFX  
connections.

Thanks,
Sean

On Nov 22, 2007, at 10:36 PM, Rich Goodwin wrote:

> I am trying to configure online banking with my credit union  
> (Northwest
> Federal Credit Union) for my VISA card.  I connected via the web and
> downloaded a qfx file.    From here I pulled what I believe to be the
>   a) OFC Institution Org (ORG in the FI block of the XML)
>   b) OFX Institution Id (FID in the FI block) and
>   c) OFX Connection URL (https://www.ezcardinfo.com/default.aspx)
>
> When I click OK to continue, I get an error that the Server Trust  
> chain
> is untrusted.  The site uses a Thawte Premium Server cert.  I verified
> that Thawte's CA's are trusted by the my browser (FireFox).  I don't
> know where Moneydance is getting/setting the trusts so I cannot find
> where (thus how) to add the trust.  I'm using openSuSe 10.2 installed
> using moneydance_linux_x86wj.sh with Java being in /opt/moneydance and
> the moneydance executable being in /usr/local/bin.
>
> Any ideas??
>
> Also, how does MD deal with a challenge question and the PassMark
> graphic?  Both are used by my bank (there are four or so Challenge
> questions).
>
> Rich
>
> BTW:  For my fellow Americans - Happy Thanksgiving!
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