Wiki "Your connection isn't private"

[The2lip]

I am wondering if P99 needs any $$ to renew their SSL Certificate. Does any1 know how we'd be able to check on that?

[loramin]

I would imagine it's not an issue of money, but of time.

Updating the certificate is just a hassle, which I'm sure is why Rogean hasn't lept to solve it immediately ... but he will eventually; he always has in the past.

[Ike R Umba]

This appears to be fixed now. Yay!

[Mazak]

It is not fixed yet in my neck of the woods.

[digush]

download Opera web-browser until they can get the certificate updated


https://www.opera.com/

[Mazak]

Yeah...Opra has the same exact warning...
Darn!

[Mazak]

If it's a money thing I'd love to donate...been meaning to for a while.
Problem is I don't think i can safely do that until it is fixed.

[Ike R Umba]

Weird... it works fine in Chrome for me on my work PC. But yeah, still not on my home PC. Dang.

[Tann]

Originally Posted by Ike R Umba [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Weird... it works fine in Chrome for me on my work PC. But yeah, still not on my home PC. Dang.

Could be looking at a cached version of the site, hit F12, click network tab, check if the box for disable cache is checked.

[loramin]

Originally Posted by Tann [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Could be looking at a cached version of the site, hit F12, click network tab, check if the box for disable cache is checked.

If you're going that route, you can just do F12, then click and hold the "Reload" button. You'll see an option for "Empty Cache and Hard Reload", which will definitely clear your cache (but only for that one site).

However, I'm not sure any of the "dev tools" (ie. that F12 stuff) covers security certs, and also I think security certs can get cached on the networked computers between you and the wiki. So, even clearing the cache on your computer won't necessarily solve it [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]