Originally Posted by
pschafer
1. I am running the most current version of Crossover (12.5.1) - are you recommending an earlier version (i.e. 9.1.x)?
Yes, downgrading to
V9.1.0 has been previously confirmed to resolve a CrossOver Cookies issue with at least one Method.
Originally Posted by
pschafer
2. This issue started "out of blue" - I had made no changes whatsoever to Crossover or KVS. All of a sudden KVS asked me to (re-)enter my licence key for no apparent reason (which I did) then asked my to (re-)enter my FF numbers for each program (which had been entered many months prior). After this - I started getting the Error 15057 using the AC/StarAlliance method - other methods still work (note the JL method has never worked).
The two issues are unrelated. For the former, is it possible that you installed the
KVS Tool into a different CrossOver 'Bottle' and/or different directory or deleted some of its files?
You may wish to make backup copies of the
KVS Tool configuration files, in case it happens again:
http://Help.KVSTool.com/#Q11
Originally Posted by
pschafer
So KVS-support, can you please explain why you are sure this is a Crossover problem and I will take this info back to Crossover support.
Please refer CrossOver support to WinInet Error 12057 (ERROR_WINHTTP_SECURE_CERT_REV_FAILED).
Originally Posted by
pschafer
Could it be an issue related to the Aeroplan web site - given that it's the AC method that is failing.
It is possible that they use a type of an SSL certificate that CrossOver cannot properly handle, however, it would still be an issue with CrossOver itself.
Originally Posted by
pschafer
BTW - I am a very computer literate / Mac savvy person so I don't think this is some sort of silly user error. Taking the VirtualBox approach is an option but not one I am too keen on as KVS is the only Windows app I use. Are there any plans for a native Mac version of KVS?
It is not a user error -- it's a problem with CrossOver/WINE.
There are no plans for a separate Mac version at this time.
You may wish to consider using Parallels Desktop/VMWare Fusion/VirtualBox for Mac, which is the only way to ensure 100% compatibility -- perhaps you have an old PC machine lying around with a Windows 2000/XP license that you could transfer?