[JOHN G]

keep getting that security certificate warning, about 3-4 times in the last week...sometimes you can bypass it, and others, it won't let you get on at all...

what's up guys?

 

[Special K]

I get the same thing no clue.

 

[JOHN G]

c'mon guys, you have to fix this problem!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[jfrancho]

The certificate probably expired. Click advanced and click go to site anyway. Or, add it to internet safe zones in settings.

 

[JOHN G]

thank you JOHN, that works well with Chrome.....

Microsoft Edge doesn't give you any options on the screen with the warning message....

and the internet safe zone method on IE caused the site to not work properly...

but with Chrome, you do get the advanced tab on the warning page.

 

[jfrancho]

I'd think the majority of users are on Chrome, but there may be a few outliers on Firefox or IE.

 

[Jp Faulkner]

Annoying to say the least..Im on Firefox..

 

[JOHN G]

could the administration please at least tell us that they are working on this problem??????????????

 

[jaydbee]

I'm on Firefox and I was able to bypass it.

 

[nybassadmin]

Hello there,

Can you grab us a screenshot of what you're seeing?
I'm assuming it's something to due with the ssl cert.
If so, I'll get it escalated.

Ed

 

[JOHN G]

It's been gone for 2 days now....

 

[jfrancho]

I got it again today, after a reboot.

 

[Lunkerboss]

I got it again today, after a reboot.

I got it earlier today, but it was gone when I recently returned to the site. Weird.

 

[nybassadmin]

Should be fixed now guys. SSL cert expired and the renewal process has a kink in it

Kevin

 

[jfrancho]

Nailed it.

 

[JOHN G]

well, this thing has raised it's ugly head again and we are getting the security warning message, once more....

 

[JOHN G]

you do realize there haven't been any new posts in the last 3 days, except for mine, since this security issue has risen up again?

 

[jfrancho]

This server could not prove that it is www.nybass.com; its security certificate is from mytiguan.com. This may be caused by a misconfiguration or an attacker intercepting your connection.

 

[jfrancho]

Looks like they got the certs crossed up with another forum site.

 

[Gregg]

pain in the butt