Migrating to FTH4

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If you are not sure who the club admin is, in your member account; look at 'Club Officers and Members' > "Club Email addresses". The LAST item in this list is the person who is currently listed as your club admin.

If this is not correct, please complete and submit this form to change your club admin:
www.toastmastersclubs.org/welcome/change-admin/

Non Secure Website

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Non Secure Website

8 years 5 months ago
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I am setting up a new website for District 45. d45.toastmastersdistricts.org
Whenever I try to access this I get the message that the site is not secure. It seems to be a certificate problem. What can I do to fix this? Thanks,
Jonathan Bohm,
Public Relations Manager, District 45, Toastmasters International
Exeter Speak Ups Club 8700
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Re: Non Secure Website

8 years 5 months ago - 8 years 5 months ago
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District website https certificates get created/renewed on the 15th of each month on a regular cycle via server Cron scheduling job.

Long story short, we have a donated wildcard certificate for the toastmastersclubs.org domain, but not for the toastmasterdistricts.org domain, so I had to cobble together a strategy that uses free Let's Encrypt certs. (which expire in 90 days... hence the renewal loop)

However the toastmastersdistrict.org domain is really just intended to be like an alias of sorts for the toastmastersclubs.org domain, so you should find that you can access the website for now via
d45.toastmastersclubs.org

I do not have TTY server access at the moment, or I would just run the routine that would create your district website SSL cert early.
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Re: Non Secure Website

8 years 5 months ago
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So we are looking into this and we are noticing that our cert generation code is skipping your domain for some reason.

Don't worry... we will get it sorted out.
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