De Anonymous Crafter
- DeAnonymousCrafter
- deanonymouscrafter
- Europe/Stockholm
- Yes
- No
@De Anonymous Crafter: Good catch, this is also caused by Kaspersky AV, see MCL-346
@De Anonymous Crafter: Good catch, this is also caused by Kaspersky AV, see MCL-346
Hmmm... It seems as though your internet is coming across an SSL error, and you have the local file, but it might be corrupted. That is what it looks like to me.
To prove my theory:
Sure seems that way. Shouldn't it say "Refreshing Auth" or something?
Wait, nevermind. It is working now... Strange...
@Kumasasa It could also be that their system time is off by a lot, thus meaning the computer renders the SSL certificate as invalid, I read that from
MCL-346If the above doesn't work, please try opening whatever terminal your system uses and type the following:
Normally, OpenJDK 7 works better than Oracle/Sun's Java.
After the install finishes, remove Sun/Oracle's Java from your system.
Please post your results afterwards.