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ServerAuction.net - Platform for buying and selling servers is now open for business

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  • FredQcFredQc Member

    Website is down for me.

  • youjingsenlinyoujingsenlin Member

    @Pat_ServerAuction said:

    View the website use my phone very terrible

  • Pat_ServerAuctionPat_ServerAuction Member

    Mahfuz_SS_EHL said: Intermediate Certs are not installed, so there is Chain Issues !

    Thanks @Mahfuz_SS_EHL. Yes, ssl was poorly configured. I have fixed the chain issues.

    Ree said: Also should avoid SNI if you want to support people still on XP+IE.

    I will try to fix the SNI issue.

    vpssamy said: but only nuremberg & co - more variety would be nice.

    I will try to get the name out there, and start advertising when there is more auctions posted.

  • ProfforgProfforg Member

    @Pat_ServerAuction, just disable SSL and use full HTTP.

  • doghouchdoghouch Member

    @classy said:
    You have to chain the trust certificates for it to work in every browser!

    Mostly because Android hates Comodo PositiveSSL :P

  • racksxracksx Member

    Pretty nice :)

  • DylanDylan Member
    edited September 2015

    @Pat_ServerAuction said:
    The site works fine, but you'd have to clear your cache if you accessed the site before. I had it set to 301 all traffic to https, and now I disabled ssl. The server is **suppose to ** redirect https traffic to http, but for some reason it doesn't. If you have accessed the site before and have it in cache, it redirects you to the https site and it's showing the self-signed certificate garbage.

    HSTS status doesn't go away when you clear your browser's cache, FYI, by design. It can be done, but you have to go out of your way into debug stuff.

    I don't mean this to be condescending, but if you don't fully know what you're doing and think there's even a chance you'll have to turn SSL off at some point, you shouldn't use HSTS. Otherwise you risk making your site inaccessible to users for the duration of the cached max-age headers (which can be a very long time).

  • DamianDamian Member

    Isn't this more like "VPS and dedicated services auction"? I was expecting there to be hardware to buy here, but it looks like some sort of list for services?

  • Mahfuz_SS_EHLMahfuz_SS_EHL Host Rep, Veteran

    @Damian said:
    Isn't this more like "VPS and dedicated services auction"? I was expecting there to be hardware to buy here, but it looks like some sort of list for services?

    I also thought it to be a Hardware Auction but later found it to be Dedicated Server Services Auction :/

  • IgniteServersIgniteServers Member

    Looks good man, pretty nice idea for a business id say.

  • Pat_ServerAuctionPat_ServerAuction Member

    @racksx said:
    Pretty nice :)

    Thanks ;)

    Dylan said: HSTS status doesn't go away when you clear your browser's cache

    Ok, makes sense now. Thanks, I didn't know that.

    IgniteServers said: Looks good man, pretty nice idea for a business id say.

    Thank you.

  • wychwych Member

    Why is the test data in if its launched?

  • HM-PhillHM-Phill Member, Host Rep

    This is great. Excellent work Pat. No you should just get the SSL bit sorted. :)

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