I don’t think that it was the down link change if it was being blocked as that is just a certificate error. And that was only Firefox - other browsers were happy.
could check using Safari
if any certificate
warning messages appear.
If you use any browser
/ operating system other
than the following, it
would be appreciated if
you could check if any
warning messages appear
when typing in the
address bar - sailwave.com
- only.
Sailwave site
has now been
upgraded to
https (as per
the
announcement
on the Sailwave.com
website) as
required by
the major
browsers and
Google who
have announced
that they will
be warning
that sites are
unsafe from
next month if
they accept
input of data
but the site
is not using
https. So we
have upgraded
the Sailwave
site to https
have used
sailwave and
posting
results at the
sailwave file.
No problems
until recently
when I (and
other) receive
at unsafe
message from
EDGE and other
browsers
looking at the
resultfile.
(ex
https://sailwave.com/results/Kerteminde/ks-rr-2017-result.html
)
Details
in the message
is
Hostname
in certificate
for website
fdiffers from
the website
you are
visiting
far as I can
se from the
documentation
I cannot
change the
link generated
by Sailwave (
message : Page uploaded to Sailwave. You
can publicise
the page using
this address:-
problem with
solution 1 is,
that we have
several
result-links
in different
regattas, so
it is a lot of
work to modofy
homesites Iin
html alink
ref=xxxx
Thanks - yes that defender message is standard - its just saying it doesn’t know about the program
Just click more info and run anyway.
Jon
···
On 7 September 2017 at 13:09, it-support@kerteminde-sejlklub.dk [sailwave] sailwave@yahoogroups.com wrote:
For me it is a defender message about download from unknown publicer, and not exactly the same as the browser message about unsafe site (server certificate)
(sorry it is in danish, but it is a prtection message from DEFENDER (in this case, it could have been another protecting program))
Could you give me a screen shot of the message - when you say it says unsafe.
Is it your anti-Virus or is it Windows?
I’ve tested it on Windows 10 and edge and it is fine
Is this the message you get?
All this is, is a windows message that says that it’s not a program that they have seen thousands of download for and don’t know anything about it. Its a standard message that they display it doesn’t mean that it is unsafe only that they
don’t know.
Any Apple Mac users who could check using Safari if any certificate warning messages appear.
If you use any browser / operating system other than the following, it would be appreciated if you could check if any warning messages appear when typing in the address bar - sailwave.com - only.
This comes about as the Sailwave site has now been upgraded to https (as per the announcement on the Sailwave.com website) as required by the major browsers and Google who have announced that they will be warning that sites are unsafe from next month if they
accept input of data but the site is not using https. So we have upgraded the Sailwave site to https
If you use http: the site will automatically redirect to https: so you can use either.
The next version of Sailwave will have the https://www. to replace the http:// in its link to publish
Hope that helps
Jon
Jon Eskdale
07530 112233
Skype “eskdale”
On 6 September 2017 at 18:59, Jørgen Holm
jorgen@dyrberg-holm.dk [sailwave] sailwave@yahoogroups.com wrote:
I have used sailwave and posting results at the sailwave file. No problems until recently when I (and other) receive at unsafe message from EDGE and other browsers looking at the resultfile. (ex
https://sailwave.com/results/Kerteminde/ks-rr-2017-result.html )
Details in the message is
Hostname in certificate for website fdiffers from the website you are visiting
As far as I can se from the documentation I cannot change the link generated by Sailwave ( message :
Page uploaded to Sailwave. You can publicise the page using this address:-
The problem with solution 1 is, that we have several result-links in different regattas, so it is a lot of work to modofy homesites Iin html alink ref=xxxx
Any Apple Mac users who could check using Safari if any certificate warning messages appear.
If you use any browser / operating system other than the following, it would be appreciated if you could check if any warning messages appear when typing in the address bar - sailwave.com - only.
This comes about as the Sailwave site has now been upgraded to https (as per the announcement on the Sailwave.com website) as required by the major browsers and Google who have announced that they will be warning that sites are unsafe from next month if they
accept input of data but the site is not using https. So we have upgraded the Sailwave site to https
If you use http: the site will automatically redirect to https: so you can use either.
The next version of Sailwave will have the https://www. to replace the http:// in its link to publish
Hope that helps
Jon
Jon Eskdale
07530 112233
Skype “eskdale”
On 6 September 2017 at 18:59, Jørgen Holm
jorgen@dyrberg-holm.dk [sailwave] sailwave@yahoogroups.com wrote:
I have used sailwave and posting results at the sailwave file. No problems until recently when I (and other) receive at unsafe message from EDGE and other browsers looking at the resultfile. (ex
https://sailwave.com/results/Kerteminde/ks-rr-2017-result.html )
Details in the message is
Hostname in certificate for website fdiffers from the website you are visiting
As far as I can se from the documentation I cannot change the link generated by Sailwave ( message :
Page uploaded to Sailwave. You can publicise the page using this address:-
The problem with solution 1 is, that we have several result-links in different regattas, so it is a lot of work to modofy homesites Iin html alink ref=xxxx
