I've emailed Shaun to let him know but it's something Steve (the forum owner) will need to sort out.
It's the certificate rather than the http issue in my opinion. I've just checked my old website and that says not secure at the side of the domain name but doesn't prevent you from viewing the site. I think I'm going to have to make the new site https though when I eventually get round to building it.
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John
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I've just sent Steve an Email. s soon as I hear anything I'll post here.
my appologies for any inconvenience. As noted by John though it's not something that I am able to fix. Steve will need to contact his web minions who generally get these things sorted pretty quickly.
kindest regards,
Shaun
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John: It is the certificate - as I pointed out in the other thread; the certificate that's being served is for activeboard.com (the hosting company/forum providers), rather than bookkeepers.network. So when the server says "Here's my certificate" the browser recognises that it isn't and tells the user there's a potential security issue.
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Vince M Hudd - Soft Rock Software
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Thanks for the messages and posts about the issue. I spoke to the forums software developers yesterday and I’m advised they’ve looked into it and all should be working correctly now.
Apologies for any inconvenience caused.
I have also spoken to the software developers about SSL certificates for the site. Unfortunately at present there's no SSL support for Custom Domains (www.bookkeepers.network) hosted with ActiveBoard, however it's on their road-map for the near future.
They have now added SSL certificates to all their activeboard.com domains, their next milestone after that will be enabling SSL support for Custom Domains as well.