Mobile certificates expired?

The IT Folks have been informed of the issue(s).

Will it take as long as the expired mobile certificates that are STILL not fixed? LOL

Holy fuck! They actually fixed it!

Thanks, nerds!

Finally!!!

So what? They couldn't be bothered until the whole site was down? Weak!

... Surely looks to me that you owe Biomed1 a good apology, mate.

The techs fixed things.

### Salty

I don't owe him shit. The mobile certificates have been broken for weeks and they couldn't care less until it affected the whole site.

https://eccie.net/showpost.php?p=1062822476&postcount=8

... Okay - and NOW it seems to be fixed, CK.
Generally YOU'RE a bit more fair-minded in these situations, mate.
Just sayin' ... Reckon we'll just agree to disagree on this one.

### Salty

The mobile certificates were broke for weeks and it took the whole site to be broke for them to actually fix it. I think I'm being very fair about it. I'm glad it's fixed but they fell asleep at the switch.

... Surely looks to me that you owe Biomed1 a good apology, mate.

The techs fixed things.

### Salty Originally Posted by Salty Again

https://eccie.net/showpost.php?p=1062730510&postcount=7

Nobody owes anybody an apology. What a shitty, self-righteous attitude you have. Site admins don't need any white-knighting.

https://eccie.net/showpost.php?p=1062730510&postcount=7

I can't speak for CK, but I was polite about it before being blown off for 11 weeks.

The first post I find about the mobile certificates is from 1-31-22 https://www.eccie.net/showpost.php?p...98&postcount=1 . Sad that it took the whole site having the issue before they gave a damn.

Really, they can set it up that the free certs they are using can automatically renew, but they have to set that up with their hosting company. or they can buy a certificate, but I don't think that would be needed with the type of site this is.