Blocked content due to security certificate errors

[manytrickssw]

This morning, I cannot get the login screen page to render (on another machine that's not logged in to e-junkie). I get some text at the top, and a blank area below that. On this machine, which is logged in, I get the same sort of look on the seller admin screen, with nothing in the actual content area of the page. Here's a screenshot:



http://yfrog.com/nzezhp



There's a message that the security certificate is invalid, and that's why the content has been blocked. I've tried this on two machines (Windows and OS X), using two browsers on each (IE/Firefox on Windows, Safari/Firefox on OS X).



Help!? I cannot really run the business without being able to use the seller admin screen :).



-rob.

[richardad]

I have the same issue with a free sslpic https url used in a customized paypal page style.



At cart presentation the browser pops up a BIG SCARY security message that will prevent users from continuing through to check out!!



Details:

static.e-junkie.com uses an invalid security certificate.

The certificate expired on 9/10/2011 7:34 AM. The current time is 9/10/2011 10:16 AM.

(Error code: sec_error_expired_certificate)

[precomposed]

I'm getting the exact same problem. Chrome automatically blocks all content from the https address on e-junkie, and gives no warning. IE blocks all content and then reports that it blocked content due to security certificate errors. It then gives an option to show the content. After clicking show content, it works. Please fix the security certificate that expired!

[E-junkie_Ninja]

We have seen some people have problems with logging in this morning. Our development team is aware of the issue and once we have more information, or a resolution, we will let everyone know.



I can tell you that our GeoTrust certification is current and valid until October of 2013:

https://smarticon.geotrust.com/smarticonprofile?Referer=https://www.e-junkie.com

[ellen]

Hi everyone,



Sorry about that... this issue has now been resolved. I forgot to update the SSL certificate on our static image server, which led to the error messages you were seeing.



I think they're going to take away my "Rocket Scientist" title now... >.>

[precomposed]

I can confirm that this has been resolved. Thank you.

[manytrickssw]

Thanks for the fix!



-rob.