Security Certificate

[Graham Smith]

Apologies for the warning you’ve probably received.

Our security certificate hasn’t renewed, but the site IS safe.

Please bear with me while I sort the problem out.

Regards

Graham

 

[Peter Holmes]

I do not expect Graham to involve himself with my computers idiosyncrasies, I am sure he has more than enough to do with his time, but perhaps others might like to throw some light on for me. When browsing using Safari I very often get told that the site I am visiting is not safe, even when it is, one example is The Cornish Tea Company website (I would not drink any other tea BTW, excellent) partly owned Harvey, Marcus Bowden's brother, Safari always tells me this site is unsafe, but I checked it out with Harvey and all the certificates are up to date etc. Now if I browse using Firefox it logs straight on without any questions asked, so why does Safari do this, it is a little unnerving in this age of crooks and scammers to be told 50% of the time when browsing that the site you are visiting is not safe. Just for the record, I do not visit dodgy sites at all, I always preferred my Health and Efficiency magazines from my early teenage years.

 

[Graham Smith]

This site is perfectly safe.

Always make sure you're visiting using https:// rather than http://

The server should always force you onto https:// anyway

 

[TouringGodet]

If you have browser bookmarks that you created years ago, as Graham says, check to see if they start with http: or https:. Update them to https: if necessary. I also concur with Graham, many websites will automatically redirect your connection from http: to https:, but some do not.

 

[macvette]

I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask, but is it possible to opt out of the paper MPH and get it electronically. If so, how is it done?
Thanks mac

 

[Graham Smith]

I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask, but is it possible to opt out of the paper MPH and get it electronically. If so, how is it done?
Thanks mac

Hi Mac, no we don't offer an online version of MPH.

MPH being the main communication tool of the Club, we're always conscious that everything the club does has to go through the pages of MPH so it's available to everyone - even those without access to the internet.