I have recently moved servers within GoDaddy and this broke the SSL certificate, I have rekeyed but get an error from Meteobridge (image attached), my landing page is incredibly slow to load, would this cause the problem due to a time out, or do I need to flush anything within the Meteobridge so that new certificate details are exchanged
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Ian
Changed server and SSL Cert Error **Solved**
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Changed server and SSL Cert Error **Solved**
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Re: Changed server and SSL Cert Error
Please ignore the certificate warning. The interesting part is at the end: "Connection timed out"
This tells that target URL cannot be reached for some reasons.
This tells that target URL cannot be reached for some reasons.
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Re: Changed server and SSL Cert Error
Thanks Boris,
Appreciate the fast reply.
Appreciate the fast reply.
Re: Changed server and SSL Cert Error
Same topic as this one, http://www.wxforum.net/index.php?topic=33058.msg334858
Problem caused by "non functional" IP6 DNS server at some (most?) of the Godaddy servers in Europe.
To much PHP scripts are waiting for data until time-out occurs and or number of allowed concurrent php scripts is exceeded.
No help from Godaddy either.
Wim
Problem caused by "non functional" IP6 DNS server at some (most?) of the Godaddy servers in Europe.
To much PHP scripts are waiting for data until time-out occurs and or number of allowed concurrent php scripts is exceeded.
No help from Godaddy either.
Wim
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Re: Changed server and SSL Cert Error
Moved back to the North America servers from European as per Wims' suggestion, problem solved.