Expired MEF Certificate

[g1]

I had to go into my firefox browser history and 'forget' the MEF site again. (right click on MEF entry in history with no MEF tabs open, choose 'forget')
Once I did that, I was offered the option of 'adding exemption' for the security warning.

[nosaj]

It's fixed now

nosaj

[Helmholtz]

The certificate issue is back.

[nosaj]

I sent tboy a txt.

Nosaj

[g1]

It got fixed pretty quick. That seems a good sign.

[nosaj]

I txted him this morning when i noticed it before work. But as usual I got no response
nosaj

[The Dude]

I sure hope tboy's health is improving. Aside from site maintenance, I miss seeing him check in and comment periodically.

[Tom Phillips]

Strange.
I signed on pretty regularly over the past few days and I never got any security certificate notice.

[The Dude]

It was probably between your logins, Tom. I noticed it late last night as I'm usually on late at night. It seemed fine during the day yesterday and then was corrected when I logged in today.

[big_teee]

I had it on my laptops, but could ignore, and bypass it with firefox.
It had been a month, since last time we had it.
T

[eschertron]

I got the notification on my work laptop, so I didn't try again until just now. Thanks, tboy!

[loudthud]

I noticed a new software feature. When you hover over a thread's title, a box pops up with the start of the first post's text. Seems like the site used to do this a long time ago, or maybe it was a different site.

[Tom Phillips]

I noticed a new software feature...

A few weeks ago I noticed "vBulletin® Copyright © 2024" at the bottom of the displayed page. This seems to indicate that the software has been recently updated. I wonder if that happened automatically or if TBoy installed the update.

[Helmholtz]

Any chance to restore the Email notification feature?

[Tom Phillips]

Any chance to restore the Email notification feature?

I think that would be a very worthwhile feature to restore. I would be especially useful for new members making their first posts because they would be alerted that responses were available without the need to keep checking back in. It would encourage new people to become active members.