realityripple.com's certificate has expired

[moonbat]

Just noticed that it expired yesterday, I wanted to look up some API on udn.realityripple.com and encountered the error with no option to make an exception. Hope this gets fixed soon.

[RealityRipple]

realityripple.net is the domain for non-ssl conenctions.

Just got off the phone with my host, let them know it's been exactly 24 hours since I called them and told them it was broken (some 6 minutes after it had expired and not refreshed). Their response: "it's been 24 hours? it shouldn't be taking that long. let me work on it and call you back."

BTW, I love the consistency between pages in my control panel:

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[moonbat]

I first noticed the problem a few days ago with repo.realityripple.com when doing an apt update (I use Secondfaqtor), it said the site was down intermittently. Then I thought of posting a comment on the Secondfaqtor page about it and found the whole domain was down thanks to the cert issue. So can I now use the non SSL site for udn.realityripple as well?

[frostknight]

it seems to be back now though

[RealityRipple]

I first noticed the problem a few days ago with repo.realityripple.com when doing an apt update (I use Secondfaqtor), it said the site was down intermittently. Then I thought of posting a comment on the Secondfaqtor page about it and found the whole domain was down thanks to the cert issue. So can I now use the non SSL site for udn.realityripple as well?

Yep, most all the subdomains exist on realityripple.net (except ones where security is actually required), so http://udn.realityripple.net will work fine.

[RealityRipple]

it seems to be back now though

Nope. It's been over 48 hours and I'll I've gotten from my host is a ticket ID number.

[RealityRipple]

NOW it's fixed.

[frostknight]

Nope. It's been over 48 hours and I'll I've gotten from my host is a ticket ID number.

That is peculiar, because your site looked normal when I checked then. It didn't give me warning of expired certificate or anything. Very strange...

[moonbat]

It didn't give me warning of expired certificate or anything.

Maybe you were browsing the http version, only via this thread I learned that he serves a plain HTTP version as well. Ah, the good old days of no enforced https for public sites that don't need a login