Ourhome2 down

No security warning this morning, so perhaps the certificate was renewed?

Good till Oct 14. Then we have same issue again.

60 days? Lol!

60 days? Lol! Originally Posted by TinMan

Yep, that's all the 'cu'ck' had money for.

Oh he will fit in right in Congress. Every year when the budget getting ready to expire, they fight and bicker and then pass a stop gap budget good for another month to avoid a shut down so they can put off the fight and bicker for another month.

Yep, that's all the 'cu'ck' had money for. Originally Posted by Aonegonexx

HAHA!! thats funny shit LOL

Is oh2 down again?

Seems so.

Well looks like I need to update my pace pro passcode again LOL

Last time I went was on the 14th and it gave me the Certificate expired warning and an option to skip it and go to the site. I didn't go.


Now it's giving me a database error.


How Hilarious!

Supporting and encouraging the OUTING of men along with bias and hypocritical enforcement by staff and moderators has it's consequences my bitches.

Choke on it pimps CK1942 and Mokoa.

This is going to shock exactly no one, but pacepro is seeing more activity this morning than it has since last winter. It’s not thousands or even hundreds, but it’s more than you can count on two hands which hasn’t been the case in awhile.

Last time I went was on the 14th and it gave me the Certificate expired warning and an option to skip it and go to the site. I didn't go.


Now it's giving me a database error.


How Hilarious! Originally Posted by CG2014

I’m getting the database error also.

oh2 down again aug 17

Y'ALL ARE MISSING THE POINT, AS USUAL! bY NOT HAVING A VALID SSL CERT, ANYTHING ON THAT SITE CAN BE READ BY ANYONE, MEMBER OR NOT. Originally Posted by Anonymous01

No, that's not what that means. Security-wise, it's not really an issue. The certificate is just proof that the site you're on is the legitimate ourhome2.net. For example, if someone hijacked the DNS name "ourhome2.net" and pointed it to their own web server, you would get an SSL warning, since it doesn't have a valid certificate from a known, trusted certification authority.

SSL certificate expiration does not mean that information hidden behind a login is now exposed.

And as long as you're using HTTPS and not HTTP, any website data sent or received is still encrypted in transit.

It's not much different from your car registration expiring. Your car still functions exactly the same; you're just making sure the government has up-to-date information.