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HTTPS Certificate Expired

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HTTPS Certificate Expired

10 years 1 month ago
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HTTPS used to work on our toastmastersclubs.org site. However, now it says the SSL certificate has expired recently. Can you please fix this? In fact, I think you should at minimum, force HTTPS connections when users/admins login to the site.
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Re: HTTPS Certificate Expired

10 years 1 month ago - 10 years 1 month ago
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We have never claimed to officially support HTTPS.
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Re: HTTPS Certificate Expired

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Considering users and admins log in to the site, I think you would agree that nowadays it's best practice to have it so user credentials aren't stolen.
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Re: HTTPS Certificate Expired

10 years 1 month ago - 10 years 1 month ago
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While there is a free security certificate available that we may be able to eventually make use of for the clubs not using custom domains, we will not be able to support HTTPS for clubs w/ custom domains, since the security certificate would have to be purchased for those domains registered to the various clubs (not us). This is a free system, not connected with, directed by, or funded by TI, and supported by totally volunteer/toastmaster member labor, so some things will not be supported.

So... even if we did eventually support it, it would only be partial support.
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