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Ah, thank you for the screenshot. I had only completed the Let's Encrypt challenge for pckf.com and not www.pckf.com, so the certificate was only valid if not visited at the www subdomain. I've just acquired and installed a new certificate that covers both.

Sweet, well don't figuring it out! I'll let you know if that hasn't fixed the problem.

Are these SSL certificates costing you any dollarydoos? Would you like some contributions from the community to cover costs?

No, Let's Encrypt is free, which is pretty great. Needing to manage so many certificates on their 90-day cycle requires only a little bit of effort well worth the $0 price tag. And they plan on starting to issue wildcard certificates this coming January, which will make this a lot easier (especially w.r.t. *.keenmodding.org).

Fleexy wrote: ↑Sun Nov 12, 2017 0:29 No, Let's Encrypt is free, which is pretty great. Needing to manage so many certificates on their 90-day cycle requires only a little bit of effort well worth the $0 price tag. And they plan on starting to issue wildcard certificates this coming January, which will make this a lot easier (especially w.r.t. *.keenmodding.org).

but don't Let's Encrypt whom are free of charge require voluntary donations to remain in business? no offense mate if you use something that is being provided free of charge and they ask for a small contribution (at the customers discretion) wouldn't it be a good idea to give something back that keeps on giving?, just like working for receiving unemployment benefits whilst still looking for a job at the same time for the goal of being able to support yourself independently without benefits?

We're a small forum with no revenue-making monetisation or business activities. While I agree a small donation occasionally would be a nice and fair thing, I doubt we're much of a load on their servers or one of the websites they'd expect to pay.

Rorie wrote: ↑Sun Nov 12, 2017 0:59 but don't Let's Encrypt whom are free of charge require voluntary donations to remain in business?

They are sponsored by some of the biggest names in the industry including Cisco, Google and Facebook. If you want to support Let's Encrypt, you should use Google and Facebook more

I'm sure some of us would kick a few shekels their way at some point anyway.

nanomekia wrote: ↑Sun Nov 12, 2017 17:55 I'm sure some of us would kick a few shekels their way at some point anyway.

Mate what nationality are you, American or Israeli? shekels (Israeli national currency), or none of those nationalities?

Malvineous wrote: ↑Sun Nov 12, 2017 5:18 They are sponsored by some of the biggest names in the industry including Cisco, Google and Facebook. If you want to support Let's Encrypt, you should use Google and Facebook more

I do use Google, Facebook I refuse to have anything to do with, I created so much damage with Facebook so I won't have anything more to do with them!

Rorie wrote: ↑Mon Nov 13, 2017 6:09 Mate what nationality are you, American or Israeli? shekels (Israeli national currency), or none of those nationalities?

American, but have picked up language from aaaaall over the world. That particular one's from my dad (who is also American, so I don't know where precisely he got it from!)

Perhaps due to its usage in the Bible?

The shekel was the historical Israeli currency way back in Biblical times.

That's a possibility - none of us are religious, but we do have far-flung religious relatives (who are nutso, but the less said about that, the better. )

Lol. I guarantee you that's what my cousins think about me.

hey guys,
if you could, please continue your conversation in the OFF TOPIC thread. thanks for you understanding.

Nisaba wrote: ↑Tue Nov 14, 2017 7:27 hey guys,
if you could, please continue your conversation in the OFF TOPIC thread. thanks for you understanding.

No Worries, I never wanted this to end up off topic anyway, I may have fired the first shot but it was unintentional and not deliberate