Safari can't identify the website "secure.paizo.com"...

[BenS]

You might be connecting to a website that is pretending to be "secure.paizo.com"

I get this when adding a new thread, replying to a post, or adding a new post. I've never had this issue before that I can remember.

Anything I'm doing wrong?

[Gary Teter]

One of our servers had a hiccup during a software update which, among other things, included changes to SSL certificate handling. I think this has been fixed now.

[Vic Wertz]

Gary Teter wrote:

One of our servers had a hiccup during a software update which, among other things, included changes to SSL certificate handling. I think this has been fixed now.

I'm doubtful that was a factor in this; during the period where that server was having issues, it was not serving pages to customers.

Instead, I suspect that it may be an issue that Apple fixed with last week's "Security Update 2011-006" release for OS X 10.6.8 and 10.7.x. BenS, I'd recommend installing that ASAP.

[BenS]

Vic Wertz wrote:

Gary Teter wrote:

One of our servers had a hiccup during a software update which, among other things, included changes to SSL certificate handling. I think this has been fixed now.

I'm doubtful that was a factor in this; during the period where that server was having issues, it was not serving pages to customers.

Instead, I suspect that it may be an issue that Apple fixed with last week's "Security Update 2011-006" release for OS X 10.6.8 and 10.7.x. BenS, I'd recommend installing that ASAP.

Thanks Gary & Vic.

Unfortunately, I'm double-hosed. I still get that warning message, and Apple has left me behind w/ regard to updates (none available for my current OS X 10.5.8).

Beyond buying a newer version of the OS, any other suggestions?

[Vic Wertz]

BenS wrote:

Vic Wertz wrote:

Gary Teter wrote:

One of our servers had a hiccup during a software update which, among other things, included changes to SSL certificate handling. I think this has been fixed now.

I'm doubtful that was a factor in this; during the period where that server was having issues, it was not serving pages to customers.

Instead, I suspect that it may be an issue that Apple fixed with last week's "Security Update 2011-006" release for OS X 10.6.8 and 10.7.x. BenS, I'd recommend installing that ASAP.

Thanks Gary & Vic.

Unfortunately, I'm double-hosed. I still get that warning message, and Apple has left me behind w/ regard to updates (none available for my current OS X 10.5.8).

Beyond buying a newer version of the OS, any other suggestions?

Try this. And please let me know if that solves it!