Description of problem: Can't log in to outlook.com email web access. Seems to be something to do with capitalisation or punctuation of https streams. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Fedora 26 Alpha 64 bit Intel Arch CD default install on Acer Desktop but with updates on How reproducible: Try to log on to outlook.com Steps to Reproduce: 1. Try to log on to existing outlook.com free student A/C on a 64 bit Fedora 26 Alpha. 2. Type password. 3. Click button. Actual results: :-( Something went wrong An error occurred when you tried to access your mailbox because a server with information about you and your mailbox couldn't be found. X-ClientId: 5F2AF9E9B3A84CFDA4754C7301F09FDC request-id ba89e1a2-96a2-4443-9d53-71019ff60fad X-OWA-Error Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Directory.ADDriverStoreAccessNonLocalException X-OWA-Version 15.1.1282.24 X-FEServer SY3PR01CA0047 X-BEServer SY3PR01MB1676 Date:8/2/2017 5:04:01 AM N.B. Works fine on an HP Desktop Fedora 26 32 bit system! Expected results: Web access to Swinburne free student email A/C. Additional info:
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