Yes we know there is a problem with the site certificate.

[hawgrider]

I didn't have the problem. I stayed logged in.

Was it browser specific?

Possible.

Not sure since Im no geek tech.

I asked why it wasn't automatically done correctly since they zinged the card and got their payment the tech tpld me they did not know how or why it happened.

[Mad Trapper]

Possible.

Not sure since Im no geek tech.

I asked why it wasn't automatically done correctly since they zinged the card and got their payment the tech tpld me they did not know how or why it happened.

I stayed logged in, firefox, an old Mac running Sierra. Not a glitch

If I mistakenly click/drift to a porno site I get warnings.....

[Inor]

Possible.

Not sure since Im no geek tech.

I asked why it wasn't automatically done correctly since they zinged the card and got their payment the tech tpld me they did not know how or why it happened.

Our old certificate expired and they needed to just load the new one. Why they didn't just handle it without intervention of us is anybody's guess. But at least it is solved. Thanks Hawg!

[Mad Trapper]

Our old certificate expired and they needed to just load the new one. Why they didn't just handle it without intervention of us is anybody's guess. But at least it is solved. Thanks Hawg!

Thank you both!

[Box of frogs]

Hey everyone
I got a big warning pop up when I logged in.
Is that because this is one of those sites that sells your information and rats you out to the government for speaking your mind about shit sucking Dems, queers, muslimes, commies, pedophiles, and wetbacks?

I’m asking for a friend…..
BoF

[Ricekila]

Like this --

"This server could not prove that it is theoutdoortradingpost.com; its security certificate expired in the last day. This may be caused by a misconfiguration or an attacker intercepting your connection. Your computer's clock is currently set to Sunday, July 23, 2023. Does that look right? If not, you should correct your system's clock and then refresh this page.​"

[TJC44]

At 7:15PM EDT the problem was gone and the security is back in place. Like Inor said, why they could not have handled it without our calling attention to it is a mystery.
If you are still getting a site security warning,
1. reboot your computer.
2. Clear your cache / history.
3. Throw said computer off the roof.

[MoreAmmoOK]

If the Cert was purchased through site admin they should have applied it on receipt. Negligence, too busy, inept, pick the excuse. Just last week I applied for, received, and applied six soon to expire Certs on servers at work. It's a piece-of-cake rather brainless process.

[1skrewsloose]

If I mistakenly click/drift to a porno site I get warnings..... That's funny stuff!!

[Inor]

If the Cert was purchased through site admin they should have applied it on receipt. Negligence, too busy, inept, pick the excuse. Just last week I applied for, received, and applied six soon to expire Certs on servers at work. It's a piece-of-cake rather brainless process.

Indeed!

The server is running on Unix and they are hosting hundreds (if not thousands) of sites just like ours, each with its own CA. Why does it even require human intervention?!?

AND WHY THE FUCK DO THEY SPAM THE SHIT OUT OF HAWG AND ME JUST TO TELL US THE NEW CERT WAS APPLIED?!?!?!!!! We each got at least a dozen e-mails on it!!!!! One e-mail confirming the fix I understand. Or better yet, just apply the damn cert the day before expiration so we do not have the problem in the first fucking place!!!! Retards!!!!