EEvblog SSL certificate has expired today

[NorthGuy]

EEvblog.com SSL certificate has expired. New one is needed.

[gnif]

Expires: Tuesday, 27 October 2020 at 10:37:10

Not sure what cert you're getting

[digsys]

Also got "Your connection is not secure" on Firefox, but works OK on Chrome ??

[KaneTW]

Got an expiration earlier on Chrome too.

[PA0PBZ]

See also here: https://www.eevblog.com/forum/supporters-lounge/eevblog-letsencrypt-certificate-expired/

Cert valid till today 15:09 CET, It's now 15:50 and Chrome says expired.

[Alex Eisenhut]

 The certificate for www.eevblog.com expired on 8/27/2020.
 
Error code: SEC_ERROR_EXPIRED_CERTIFICATE

[PA0PBZ]

There's a new one already, however new? Valid from July 29 to October 27, looks like Gnif recycles certificates? 

[rhysb]

I got an expired Cert error after a refresh it was fine (got the other cert). seems like it's a issue with one of the servers and not the other that the site is load balanced across
expired at 11:09PM (Syd Time) (about an hour ago)

Edit: just got it again see attached

[PA0PBZ]

Yeah, I see the expired cert again now :|

[Cerebus]

This is the one that's expired and is being served (to me at least):

Serial number: 03:AE:F2:B1:69:6A:23:C3:8F:B1:73:AF:82:20:CF:DB:FB:EB
Fingerprint: SHA-256 7C:AC:4D:2B:7E:55:72:4A:7D:95:8B:4E:9D:B2:2C:B7:EE:20:B3:E9:5E:5D:F2:89:B4:E9:BA:DF:3D:35:68:D8

CN: eevblog.com
Issuer CN: Let's Encrypt Authority X3

Validity
Not Before 29/05/2020, 14:09:27 (British Summer Time)
Not After 27/08/2020, 14:09:27 (British Summer Time)

[PA0PBZ]

Gnif is aware so I suspect it to be solved soon.

[Haenk]

expired for me too

[b_force]

Same here in firefox, chrome as well as opera

[Monkeh]

Clear your browser cache and the cert error will go away.

50/50 chance and you piss away all that useful cache. Don't do that.

192.154.109.3 is using the current certificate. 192.154.111.219 is using the expired one.

[PA0PBZ]

Clear your browser cache and the cert error will go away.

No, a cert error wil not go away when you clear the cache, reboot the pc or do a rain dance. There are 2 servers with a load balancer, one has an expired certificate and the other one is still valid (until October if I remember correctly).  Which server you get depends on how the dice rolls.

[maginnovision]

Clear your browser cache and the cert error will go away.

50/50 chance and you piss away all that useful cache. Don't do that.

192.154.109.3 is using the current certificate. 192.154.111.219 is using the expired one.

I get the cert issue either way here.

[b_force]

Clear your browser cache and the cert error will go away.

No, a cert error wil not go away when you clear the cache, reboot the pc or do a rain dance. There are 2 servers with a load balancer, one has an expired certificate and the other one is still valid (until October if I remember correctly).  Which server you get depends on how the dice rolls.

Still same here as well, doesn't matter which computer or VPN server I use.
It's kind of annoying....
I guess I can make an exception rule.

[gnif]

Sorry about this everyone,

The certificate renewal process on one server had failed, which is why it was inconsistent.

There's a new one already, however new? Valid from July 29 to October 27, looks like Gnif recycles certificates? 

I don't, we use LetsEncrypt which only issue a certificate for a few months at a time and it requires a service to renew them before they expire.

[PA0PBZ]

Sorry about this everyone,

The certificate renewal process on one server had failed, which is why it was inconsistent.

There's a new one already, however new? Valid from July 29 to October 27, looks like Gnif recycles certificates? 

I don't, we use LetsEncrypt which only issue a certificate for a few months at a time and it requires a service to renew them before they expire.

Yes sorry, I didn't notice it was another server.