The SUBCLUB now has SSL support -- FINALLY!!!

[Deezfluffybutternutz]

I came here from a search and wanted to to chime in with some info.

It wasn't working in my Chrome Android until I turned on my VPN. It probably started working since it uses a different DNS lookup.

 

[loccdor]

It doesn't work from my workplace on or off their VPN using Windows and Firefox or Edge.

It works from my iPhone and Safari and no VPN.

 

[NigelR1000]

I have just come to this thread on Chrome on a PC in the UK and I cannot access Subclub with any of the links shown in the post. I do collect subminiature cameras http://www.nigelrichards.org.uk/photographica/index.htm this is my very old http website. I have avoided going to https because ..........
Just also tried accessing via VPN to Seattle without success.

 

[koraks]

Welcome aboard @NigelR1000! I can visit your website just fine. It may be advisable to add https still, since (1) search rankings will be affected and more importantly (2) many platforms will now or in the future simply refuse to show non-secure content.

 

[NigelR1000]

I created the website in 1998 when work asked me to be webmaster of the corporate intranet and I knew nothing about building web sites (I was a Systems Analyst), building this site kept me one step ahead of the customers... I have been saying for 20 years I should redevelop it however as always time is a factor. I do more photography and repairs than collecting now. http://www.nigelrichards.org.uk/ is my photography site. Shame I can't access the SubClub. Cheers

 

[grahamp]

The subclub links are showing an expired (since September 2025) SSL certificate.

Chromium is being its usual inscrutable self, but Firefox let me bring up the certificate details.

 

[Minolta93]

I still cannot access it from California.

 

[xkaes]

Your best approach is to use a VPN or private tab. I'm still working with the NEW host company to figure out the problem -- my New Year's Resolution.