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Apologies for the brief interruption. We had to upgrade to a higher Enterprise class server and install an SSL certificate on a dedicated IP. The servers across the world should be finished propagating now.
Back to our regular scheduled programming.
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Thanks Mike, whatever the hell that meant ................
No apologies needed captain Mike. Thanks for keeping the ship sailing.
It means me spending more money! LOL. It’s all good. They’ve been pestering me to upgrade for a few months. 1.2 million hits a month and a lot of storage for pictures, means it was time to move up! Plus, the SSL certificate was needed once Google decided if you didn’t have one, your site would show up as unsecure (even though it wasn’t). Can you say cash grab?Quote:
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Thank you Marty.Quote:
Originally Posted by nc42acc
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All good here Mike!
+1 ... the whole https thing is such a scam.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike
Mike,
Since you have already gone through the effort of installing certificates to make the website more secure, can you ask the provider to redirect users from non-secure to secure automatically.
I am not sure if it is just me but when you go to https://www.audioshark.org website, the site formatting is screwed up. I tried it with both Chrome and Firefox on Windows 10.
Clear your browser cache and reboot. Let me know.
Sorry, but I will have to disagree with you here :D. I know the content on the AS is not critical and sensitive but other websites do contain sensitive information. For me at least the username and password needs to be sent in secure fashion.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nikhil
Did that and the only way that I can get the website to display correctly is to say allow scripts to run from non-https site under Chrome and under IE it basically said load all contents regardless of mixed contents. I have not tried to figure out Firefox yet. I started with https://www.audioshark.org and said allow scripts to run from non secure site and when I reply to the message the site is no longer https and says "Not Secure"Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike
I also run Chrome (Version 70.0.3538.102) and am similarly seeing "Not secure" displayed in the address bar, but the site is otherwise properly displayed and fully functional. If I try to access the https link provided above the displayed page is a completely unformatted list of links. :weird:Quote:
Originally Posted by shadowlight
Yep, the unformatted website is what I get when go to the https website. Tried it from 2 different Win10 system. I will try it from a mac tomorrow and safari.
Please, can you explain this to me?Quote:
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Here is a perfect example of why it's better to use https.
https://arstechnica.com/information-...vels-to-china/
@Mike, not trying to make trouble but since you already payed for the secure setup, i wanted to provide feedback that formatting is broken when trying to use secure website.
Just tried it with a Mac and Safari. I am getting website which is not properly formatted.
I just accessed https://www.audioshark.org/ using the latest version of FF, and still get the unsecure site indicator as well as an unformatted page of links... :huh:
Well for the first time EVER since I have been a member, and using FireFox forever, this morning when I access the site I get this view, I have changed nothing on my end, Chrome works ok.
Welcome to the AudioShark Forums.
- Register
- Login:
- Remember Me?
Clear your Browsers cache, make sure you’re running the latest version of your browser. Try again.Quote:
Originally Posted by CPP
Just tried that, didn't fix it, did a complete refresh of Firefox, didn't work, I do have the latest browser load, which has been loaded for a while, like I noted this worked great yesterday. Ideas ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike
Mike I just went ahead deleted Audioshark all together and reloaded loaded the bookmark. Its working like it was.
OK, the site has the full SSL installed now and redirecting to the right https URL. There was some backend work that needed to be completed. Just finished this work this morning.
We should be good to go now.
Happy to confirm that the https site is now successfully loading and is properly displayed in Chrome! :) Thanks Mike!
Mike was does this mean when I try to add my user name and password
Invalid Redirect URL (http://www.audioshark.org/) ps, it doesn't happen al the time. So odd. But hey, its working.
Working well for me also. One suggestion, check if the provider can redirect users who try to connect to http://www.audioshark.org to https://www.audioshark.org. Based on my experience it should be doable but I do not know your the providers setup.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike
Thanks Mike, for making the site more secure.
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Originally Posted by CPP
Spoke to soon, Mike, when I attempt log in for the first time , I get that message. I do a second attempt , nothing has changed and I get logged in, NO message.
Clear the browser cache. Try again.Quote:
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Clear the browser cache, Check, tried again, Check, result, on my first log in attempt I get insure message at the password field, plus that Invalid Redirect message from your site, but on my second user ID and password attempt without leaving your site, it all works fine, no message about insure or the redirect message. Its like that every time I log out and login.Quote:
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Are you going to https://www.audioshark.orgQuote:
Originally Posted by CPP
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I am having no issues with either Safari or Firefox. Everything has been the same.
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Mike when the login fails , the message on my screen notes : Invalid Redirect URL (http://www.audioshark.org/)
https://www.audioshark.org/attachmen...id=24190&stc=1
But like I noted, without leaving the page, I can login without any error messages. Also I have delete the bookmark and re added your site and its does the same thing, Rather odd . If its my machine, darn if I know whats going on, as it should fail every time. PS; it happens with Chrome to. Same key strokes
Ok, keep me posted.Quote:
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Mike
The not secure is now gone from my machine.
It says https now.
@ the left, inside the URL address box, do you have a small green padlock logo?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jack
Me I have a small circle with the letter "i" inside, and when I click on it (I'm using my tablet right now and Google Chrome browser) I got this:
https://i.stack.imgur.com/SgfiR.png
But that is still better than previously when it was saying "Not secure"
Here's an example of a site less than secure (Not secure):
• http://www.aes.org/
https://discourse-cdn-sjc1.com/letse...a8996dd027.jpg
Bob
I did earlier but not now. Cleared cache multiple times.
Bob, I have the little padlock,.Quote:
Originally Posted by NorthStar
Bob, I have the little padlock when I access Mikes site, Actually its the only site I get this from.Quote:
Originally Posted by NorthStar
Spin some tunes. We should be good to go.
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Originally Posted by Jack
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Ok, when I spin some albums (Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix, John Coltrane, ...) all is secure now. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike
But if I don't spin any albums I'd better clear my cache. :ninja:
I like to see a little green padlock on my tablet/phone, or a black one on my laptop/PC.
It's not that important anyway in my life; but I do thank Mike for his gentle touch of consideration and good humor. :cool:
Well Mike, whatever ya did, it now works :congrats: It did to check your SSL, https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=www.audioshark.org&latest=
I sprinkled some magic pixy dust on it.Quote:
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Bravo sir, bravoQuote:
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