Who's in charge of maintaining the cert on this site?

It expired 193 days ago and is triggering browser security alerts.

Same issue here.

Same here.

Maybe if we get this thread to more replies than the Carbonda one, they’ll notice.

TwoWheeler wrote:Same here.

Maybe if we get this thread to more replies than the Carbonda one, they’ll notice.

It is getting to the point they should just change the name of the site to Riding Carbonda...

Looks like they're aware of the issue, if not the timing and that it expired 193 days ago and all of Go Daddy's reminders were ignored.  According to their webpage- "When a product is coming up for renewal, we send out specific email blasts regarding those products on the 90, 60, 30, 15, 10 and 5 day marks before a product is about to expire."


So technically someone started ignoring this 283 days ago.

It doesn't have to involve a lot of money or effort.  I have my domain registered with PairDomains and they sold me a certificate for $10 per year.  All I had to do was download it and move it to the directory Apache httpd expects.  Way less trouble than setting up a free certificate from Let's Encrypt.

JWB475 wrote:

It is getting to the point they should just change the name of the site to Riding Carbonda...

…as a Carbonda 696 owner, I am at least partially responsible for that bloated thread…😬

What's Carbonda 696? Is that a newly discovered element?

digivon wrote:What's Carbonda 696? Is that a newly discovered element?

That's carbon, deuterium, and argon - newly discovered chemistry.  🙂

stu wrote:That's carbon, deuterium, and argon - newly discovered chemistry. 

We need a bike made with titanium and bucky balls.

New cert new problems

Now when I hit back out of this subforum it moves it to my bin of hidden subforums.