Safari https connections (after newest security patch)

In article <m21xrfw85e.fsf@auda.18james.com>,
Ronald Florence <ron@18james.com> wrote:

> Since applying the 5-Dec-03 security patch to MacOS-10.3.1, Safari
> punts on connections to https sites. Is there a workaround for this?
>
> Thanks,

Are you behind a proxy server?

KP

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Ken Prager <prager_me_@ieee.org> writes:

> > Since applying the 5-Dec-03 security patch to MacOS-10.3.1, Safari
> > punts on connections to https sites. Is there a workaround for this?

> [...]
> Are you behind a proxy server?

The problem seems to have been corrupted cookies. Running the
pre-patch Safari fixed it, and I was then able to use the post-patch
Safari to connect to https sites.
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Ronald Florence <ron@18james.com> wrote in message news:<m21xrfw85e.fsf@auda.18james.com>...

> Since applying the 5-Dec-03 security patch to MacOS-10.3.1, Safari
> punts on connections to https sites. Is there a workaround for this?
>
> Thanks,

I could use some help here, too.
Mine doesn't just punt, mine stopped loading. Immediately after
installing the security patch, I started getting warnings that Safari
was "not complete" and wouldn't load. I de-installed, downlaoded the
installer and launched it. Now the installer says I cannot install
Safari on my hard drive.

So I'm completely sans Safari.

Any help?

Thanks in advance,
Vijay R.