Agreed, there doesn't appear to be an SSL Certificate in place to secure your https domain.Originally Posted by MikeDuke
Agreed, there doesn't appear to be an SSL Certificate in place to secure your https domain.
The SSL cert was up for renewal, it was renewed and the web host sent an email saying it's all set. Called them up, and it wasn't installed. So I guess it wasn't all set... Anyway, it's installed now. Takes about 15-30 minutes to resolve. Thanks for bringing it to my attention.
Good to hear Paul.
Yup, I can see the Starfield Tech SSL Cert installed now, you're good until March 11, 2020!
Still getting a mixed content notification though, it's likely you have non-secure images or hyperlinks on your pages. Might be worth investigating.
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"Still getting a mixed content notification though, it's likely you have non-secure images or hyperlinks on your pages. Might be worth investigating."
Yep, I see this when I click the site information "i" "Your connection to this site is not fully secure" But the certificate says valid.
Another reason I'm overjoyed that I don't make websites anymore... ha ha. This is fixed now.
The RB thumbnail image I added when we launched it didn't have the https link. That was the issue with the mixed content thing. You guys are good man, keep me on my toes...Yup, I can see the Starfield Tech SSL Cert installed now, you're good until March 11, 2020!
Still getting a mixed content notification though, it's likely you have non-secure images or hyperlinks on your pages. Might be worth investigating.
I thought all of this stuff just took care of itself while Paul carouses with authors, artists and artisans all day.
"One day you're going to figure out that everything they taught you was a lie."
My Chief Information Officer handles all these things. Funny coincidence, his name is also Paul.I thought all of this stuff just took care of itself while Paul carouses with authors, artists and artisans all day.
Who is excited for the next Suntup release though? I am! So make sure that site is working brotha!
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HELP ME FIND
Insomnia #459
ANY S/L #459
ME ME ME. I just need to when. And when payment is due.
Current payment plan is up in April so expect a May release for the next titleME ME ME. I just need to when. And when payment is due.
You don't know my kind.....You don't my mind.....Dark necessities are part of my design.....
On that note: Paul, can you reveal anything about your proposed release schedule? You announced three books last year, can we expect roughly the same going forward?
I’d hate to blow my book budget on something, only to have you announce, say, the S/L of Different Seasons (wishful thinking here) the very next day...
So Brian, a tease to say what it is before May, pay before May and have the book released in May. Is that what you are saying? I can deal with that. Sorry if I sound like a broken record for this stuff, but my L.D somehow has me blocking how Paul does his thing.
Next announcement vs. release probably would have been a pretty term. Technically, Horns and RB will be released this summer I reckon.
You don't know my kind.....You don't my mind.....Dark necessities are part of my design.....
All set*
* = definition may vary depending on how much caffeine the tech had
Brian
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Yea, I figure the same. I just like conformation.Next announcement vs. release probably would have been a pretty term. Technically, Horns and RB will be released this summer I reckon.
Thanks
I'm shooting for four books this year. Will see how it goes though. We'll be announcing the next one soon. Late March/Early April.
Yep exactly. I've lost confidence in the "all set" signal.All set*
* = definition may vary depending on how much caffeine the tech had
Brian
Yeah, I know him. Demanding S.O.B. I prefer youMy Chief Information Officer handles all these things. Funny coincidence, his name is also Paul.I thought all of this stuff just took care of itself while Paul carouses with authors, artists and artisans all day.
"A real limited edition, far from being an expensive autograph stapled to a novel, is a treasure. And like all treasures do, it transforms the responsible owner into a caretaker, and being a caretaker of something as fragile and easily destroyed as ideas and images is not a bad thing but a good one...and so is the re-evaluation of what books are and what they do that necessarily follows." - Stephen King
I bet the fights and discussions between Paul and the CIO are interesting. Do you use a large standing mirror during your discussions?Yeah, I know him. Demanding S.O.B. I prefer youMy Chief Information Officer handles all these things. Funny coincidence, his name is also Paul.I thought all of this stuff just took care of itself while Paul carouses with authors, artists and artisans all day.
Mulleins
I'm the caretaker of Room 217..............I've always been the caretaker of Room 217
I'm suddenly reminded of Willem Dafoe as Osborne/Green Goblin in the Sam Raimi Spider-Man flicks.I bet the fights and discussions between Paul and the CIO are interesting. Do you use a large standing mirror during your discussions?Yeah, I know him. Demanding S.O.B. I prefer youMy Chief Information Officer handles all these things. Funny coincidence, his name is also Paul.I thought all of this stuff just took care of itself while Paul carouses with authors, artists and artisans all day.
Mulleins
It has always surprised me that there isn't a special edition of this (unless I'm missing something, but I didn't see one listed here or stephenkingcollector.com).
It seems I'm miles above the surface of the Earth
I can see across the whole of London and beyond
None yet...It has always surprised me that there isn't a special edition of this (unless I'm missing something, but I didn't see one listed here or stephenkingcollector.com).
That’s why I mentioned it. It’s without a doubt my #1 pick for a special edition. Four individual hardcovers, quarter-bound in black leather with gold foil stamping and Japanese cloth in different colours, corresponding to the “season” (green, blue, red and white, perhaps?), heavily illustrated by four different artists, each of whom signs their respective book, in a nice traycase.
Mmmm, I can see it now...
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