Site security certificate expired

[Bigmet]

Difficult geting on this site this morning, the problem reported is 'site security certificate expired' in the last 24 hours.

Just installed a new BT wireless hub, which is supposed to resist attack from 99.9% of all known germs, which might have something to do with it.

[Alexander Court]

Received the same message when going onto the site this morning using my firefox browser.

Alex

[Dad-1]

Hi Bigmet,

No not your system. It seems that some 'certificate' is time expired and not yet been replaced.
My system through Sky giving the same warning. I'm not a technical guy, but believe this needs to
be attended to by Simon. I have sent a message to Bufferstop, but don't at the moment have time to 'phone Simon.

Geoff T.

[Bigmet]

Thanks.

'Something has been done' in the time while I was braving the Jack Oldings Tesco moshpit. (No queue on arrival, halfway around the car park by the time I got outside, many drivers displaying total parking inability.) Site now working normally, hurrah! (As for Hatfield Tesco, should imagine it's near jammed solid by now.)

[Dad-1]

Hi Bigmet,

That sounds like today's shopping even down here on the sleepy Dorset coast.
We slipped into Morrison's Barista's for a drink and jam doughnut, straight in.
Went to collect a wheeled basket afterwards and found the queue across the
car park. Didn't go out finding a couple of hand baskets inside that we made do
for our today's shopping. Chaos is the only acceptable way to describe it.
Huge queues at the Post Office and Building Society - Just as well I keep a good
'float'

Now 'cos I can't get out safely I'm going to spend some money on-line !!

Geoff T

[Bufferstop]

This seems to be a common occurrence with many sites. Certainly it's come and gone before I got on-line today. It's one of the things that M$ does that seems to need human attention to keep it working, I've had it pop up from the likes of BBC and even M$ themselves.