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Security Certificate invalid?

villanelle

Nihongo dame desu
Contributor
When I go to the site, I get a notice that the security certificate is invalid, and then a message the says something about theshell. com

Is this a site issue, or do I maybe have something nasty on my computer?
 

AllYourBass

I'm okay with the events unfolding currently
pilot
When I go to the site, I get a notice that the security certificate is invalid, and then a message the says something about theshell. com

Is this a site issue, or do I maybe have something nasty on my computer?

Any chance you could screenshot the error, or could post the verbatim language from the error screen?
 

webmaster

The Grass is Greener!
pilot
Site Admin
Contributor
Theshell is the server. Will check but I think the security certificate expired. Need to update it.
 

Brett327

Well-Known Member
None
Super Moderator
Contributor
I got a similar error a couple weeks ago, but it hasn't reoccurred and seemed to be a one time thing.
 

villanelle

Nihongo dame desu
Contributor
Okay the fact that TheShell is the server makes me feel much better. My mother warned me about the possibility of catching a viruses from Naval Aviators, but I don't think this is what she meant.

Any chance you could screenshot the error, or could post the verbatim language from the error screen?

The message about the security certificate--the one that mentions theshell--only happens sporadically. The rest of the time I get, "Safari can't open the page [address] because Safari can't establish a secure connection to the server "www.airwarriors.com"."
 

Machine

Super *********
pilot
None
Site Admin
If it happens again, please also post the URI that's in your address bar--this shouldn't be happening.
 

Pags

N/A
pilot
I was consistently seeing that warning from an NMCI machine. But now I can't even access the site from NMCI.
 

villanelle

Nihongo dame desu
Contributor
If it happens again, please also post the URI that's in your address bar--this shouldn't be happening.
It happens with www. airwarriors.com, or w.airwarriors.com/community, or even occasionally once I am on the site and trying to navigate around, like going to the next page of the thread, or opening a new thread, or whatever. I just copied my address bar with the address from this post (https://www.airwarriors.com/communi...curity-certificate-invalid.43942/#post-842510) and pasted that in the address bar of a new tab, and I got the "Failure to Open Page" message, "... because Safari can't establish a secure connection to www.airwarriors.com."
 

HuggyU2

Well-Known Member
None
Check to make sure the address you're using is http... Not https.
You probably have it as https, hence the warning.
 

villanelle

Nihongo dame desu
Contributor
You win! It is in fact going to S. Any idea how I stop that? I just tried actually typing in the http:// and the address, and it reverted to https.
 

Gatordev

Well-Known Member
pilot
Site Admin
Contributor
I was consistently seeing that warning from an NMCI machine. But now I can't even access the site from NMCI.

From a different thread on the Mod side where I asked the same thing:

@Machine figured it out, I guess something changes with IE. If you disable TLS 1.2 in IE under advanced security settings it will load.

This solved the issue for me at work.
 

squorch2

he will die without safety brief
pilot
Sweet jebus, IE. Everyone else gets TLS right, why can't you?

(TLS 1.0 is vulnerable to attack, for those of you with TLS 1.1 and 1.2 permanently turned off.)
 

webmaster

The Grass is Greener!
pilot
Site Admin
Contributor
FYI: I have it setup that everything redirects to https://

Been researching some of this, and it might require me to upgrade to the latest Xenforo version, I am using 1.5, and its currently on 1.56 I believe. Sounds like a project for me tomorrow.

Sorry for the slow response, been on the road flying most of the last week, and I don't usually lug my laptop around (need to invest in a smaller one, I have a beast that weighs too much and is too old, Dell XPS 15)... but I digress.

John
 

squorch2

he will die without safety brief
pilot
threadjack - if you don't need windows, the 12" macbooks are perfectly sized.
 
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