SSL/HTTPS enabled

[Tom Westbrook]

I think I got SSL enabled on our site.

You'll need to change your bookmarks to start with HTTPS rather than HTTP, although HTTP traffic should redirect to HTTPS automatically.

The change may require you to clear your browser cache, which you can usually find in browser settings under Privacy/Security section.

Report any issues you have & include browser brand and version info.

Thanks

[Graham Patterson]

I had a vegetable site (!) come up on www.largeformatphotography.info at first. Switching to HTTPS seems to have cleared that up. I suspect it was due to Comcast caching preventing the redirect from triggering. Running the IP under HTTP gave the same page. Seems fine now.

Server: cdns01.comcast.net
Address: 2001:558:feed::1

Non-authoritative answer:
Name: www.largeformatphotography.info
Address: 192.147.236.5

[Tom Westbrook]

Thanks for the feedback.

I think that issue is fixed now, please try again.

[Peter Mounier]

Thank you Tom
My Firefox browser (v63.0.3) didn't redirect, but gave me a "404 Not Found" notice when I clicked on my bookmark. I didn't clear my cache beforehand or afterward, but I did remember your warning that you were going to make the change so I just changed the http to https and it opened right away.

[Steven Ruttenberg]

I got veggies

[m00dawg]

VERY happy to see this! Nice work! Also kudos for using FreeBSD! (not sure if that was your choice but I noticed that's what the forums were running on while they were down and serving 404's).

[Tin Can]

Thank you!

[Fred L]

whew and thanks !