Forum Software Update

[LadyDraco]

Thank You Boss for all that ya do to keep the site up and running

[drlewall]

I slept thru it..

[kwthom]

I miss Doc...

[LadyDraco]

Yeah please bare with us .
Boss is not at his desk, and that stupid Certificate always gives us grief.
And always this time of year....
We are safe .

[Camp Director]

Yeah please bare with us .
Boss is not at his desk, and that stupid Certificate always gives us grief.
And always this time of year....
We are safe .

Are you still getting the error message? This was resolved a few days ago.

[arcticdude]

I got one yesterday evening, but have not had one today.


I appreciate everybody’s efforts!

[LadyDraco]

I have had it all day today still an issue .
But I just hit advance and move on..

[Camp Director]

I have had it all day today still an issue .
But I just hit advance and move on..

Flush your DNS cache and see if that helps. If you don't know how, Google "flush DNS cache for your operating system" Insert your operating system where you see "your operating system".

[LadyDraco]

I have done all kinds of clean up..
The next thing is to clean my ISP set up and reboot that.
Sometime tomorrow..

[campfire]

Found this for us Windows users,

Window - The process for viewing your DNS cache entries in Windows is pretty simple. Simply open your command prompt and enter the following command: ipconfig /displaydns.
Mac - The process for viewing your DNS cache entries on a Mac is a little different. You'll need to first open the Console app, select your device from the left sidebar and enter: any:mdnsresponder into the search bar. Next, open your command line and enter the following command: sudo killall -INFO mDNSResponder.

[Camp Director]

Viewing your DNS cache is good. But you need to flush the cache to make it work. ipconfig /flushdns

[campfire]

Viewing your DNS cache is good. But you need to flush the cache to make it work. ipconfig /flushdns

That did it!

Thanks Boss!!

[campfire]

Nope! Doing again. But only with Chrome. My laptop with Firefox is fine.

[Delicate Snowflake]

It comes and goes here.

For part of the day it has the error, telling me the certificate expired [e.g.] 6 days ago. Then same day the error will disappear, only to reappear later on.

Using Brave browser, on a mac. Have flushed out the DNS more than once. Have logged out/in. Have closed browsers / restarted computer.

No biggie - just giving info to help with de-bugging.

[Camp Director]

I seems to be a Chrome thing. It always works on Firefox and Edge here. Brave uses Chrome as its base program.

[arcticdude]

Nope, not only chrome. I see it in iOS.

[Delicate Snowflake]

I seems to be a Chrome thing. It always works on Firefox and Edge here. Brave uses Chrome as its base program.

I tested:

• Firefox, on Mac = all good

• Safari, on Mac = all good

• Chrome, on Mac = all good

• Brave [Chrome based] on Mac = certificate expired 7 days ago

All on the same Mac, with DNS flushed twice.

I tried deleting the cache in Brave, didn't help.

Again... this is just info to assist debugging, it's no problem I just ignore the certificate warning

[LadyDraco]

This morning all was good !
I clean my pc often, and dump all the crap ..
But that wasn't doing it...


Thanks Boss..

[campfire]

PC worked fine this morning.

Me................ need more coffee

[LadyDraco]

And just now the BS thing is back...