HTTPS: Please report any issues in this topic.

[Fons Baerken]

I am getting an error accessing Nikongear since today, in Firefox i can workaround the issue, but in Opera its hassle where the error page appears every time you click.

[Birna Rørslett]

We just returned to operational state after a database corruption issue was fixed. Perhaps deleting your NG session cookie and logging in again would help?

[Fons Baerken]

Cleaning browser cache, log-out and restart solved the issue.

[Birna Rørslett]

Glad to hear.

[Fons Baerken]

Thanks for the support.

[Birna Rørslett]

If any encounters safety issues (site claimed to be NOT SAFE or similar), do the following:

• Log out from Nikongear
• Clear the Nikongear session cookie (it's just a single one, see instructions for your browser how to delete a cookie)
• Log in again

That should solve the security issue.

[Akira]

Have experienced the same issue, but can access again now without clearing the cache or logging out and in.

Thank you for the effort.

[Frank Fremerey]

I get a lot of "site is not secure, hackers may steal your data"

[Frank Fremerey]

If any encounters safety issues (site claimed to be NOT SAFE or similar), do the following:

• Log out from Nikongear
• Clear the Nikongear session cookie (it's just a single one, see instructions for your browser how to delete a cookie)
• Log in again

That should solve the security issue.

thank you. clearing browser data solved it

[armando_m]

I have logged off, cleared cache, login , a couple of times
site shows as not secure

[Øivind Tøien]

Same here, on my Win7 system I am still getting the red Not secure warning in Chrome after following the direction to log out and delete the site cookies. It still reports that the certification is invalid in the info displayed when I click the red text.

Same problems in Chrome on my Android Phone.

I can access the site if I ignore the warnings.

[mxbianco]

My Firefox was giving the following diagnostic: "Certificate is not in the same domain as the site" (sthg like that). I solved by adding the certificate to list of exceptions, and now there are no more issues. It is probably related to the system restore that Birna mentions.

Ciao from Massimo

[golunvolo]

My Firefox was giving the following diagnostic: "Certificate is not in the same domain as the site" (sthg like that). I solved by adding the certificate to list of exceptions, and now there are no more issues. It is probably related to the system restore that Birna mentions.

Ciao from Massimo

 Same here. Once I gave permission it is working as usual. I wonder about people coming to visit for the first time: it is not a nice welcome...

[thedutchflyer]

same here,
but problem solved a few minutes later without clearing the browser.

It's al fine now

[Birna Rørslett]

I did not have to make an exception for the certificate. Probably there are tiers of cached copies of the actual web pages throughout the 'net including local caches for your ISP. Eventually they will be reloaded to reflect the new situation.