Certificate error

[skomedal]

Snap

So not stable yet.

Question is:-

Why fix something that is not broken

Regards

 

[Archived-1]

Why fix something that is not broken

We are satellite hobbyist, how many times have you been out and messed with the dish for hours and its still the same/worse than when you started ,

Chris cant get it out of his system he has to tinker ,

 

[rolfw]

Snap

So not stable yet.

Question is:-

Why fix something that is not broken

Regards

The forum has been the subject of continual changes and upgrades over the years, we never stagnate, most go on in the background and nobody notices. The latest move to SSL is for both the forum server and members' security and is the way everything is going. Unfortunately there has obviously been a small glitch, which I'm sure wuill be sorted shortly.

 

[Lazarus]

It's a good job I have little hair left anyway.

 

[skomedal]

Just hope he gets it sorted before his return to work monday

Regards

 

[pontiend]

I had that some time ago.I thought that the ID was mine.
Forgot the quote bit. I was replying to reply 79

 

[PaulR]

Et moi.

https://www.satellites.co.uk/forums/threads/new-layout-to-the-forum.163753/page-2#post-910945

 

[bim]

Well done Chris, sorry couldn't post screen shot yesterday but this morning after having to resign in everything ok except for the roof !!!!

 

[skomedal]

Has easter arrived already?????????

Probs. with forum anyone else?

Regards

 

[Lazarus]

Chris is on it.

 

[skomedal]

Cannot get recent posts in the default full mode.

Regards

 

[PaulR]

No problem for me with recent posts apart from being a little slower than usual.

 

[pontiend]

This is the first time that I have got onto the forum for a while.
I keep getting Error 522.time out.

 

[skomedal]

Snap

 

[skomedal]

Sorted now

Deleted everything and started again

Bedtime now.

Regards

 

[bim]

This webpage contains content that will not be deliverd using a secure HTTPS connection,which could compromise the security of the entire webpage

 

[battenfan]

We are testing a SSL certificate to make all the pages here ,encrypted it appears to be the way google want the web to go -

http://googleonlinesecurity.blogspot.co.uk/2014/08/https-as-ranking-signal_6.html

I haven't watched the Google io video so I don't understand their reasoning and I don't see the benefit. One drawback is that my browser doesn't cache https pages and it is a little slower having to reload the same images (or whatever) over and over again trying to catch-up the incremental additions to a thread.

I like to keep a lot of tabs open and if I close the browser ( deliberately or crash) I can start it over and keep reading. If it's https, all tabs are blank.

 

[PaulR]

I like to keep a lot of tabs open and if I close the browser ( deliberately or crash) I can start it over and keep reading. If it's https, all tabs are blank.

I also keep a lot of tabs open and I have absolutely no problem with the content of the https ones.

What OS and browser are you using? Mine is Win8.1 and IE11.

 

[battenfan]

XP & Opera. No problem really, it's only that if I start the browser offline it reads from the cache rather than reload every page.