Stories of Tie Up Games

AlexUSA3 wrote: ↑1 year ago @chadmc90 is there any possibility of letting a post's datestamp and timestamp be visible next to it in the thread besides just "2 months ago" but actually say "May 9, 2023 1:17PM"?

I honestly prefer the relative timesteps personally, but if there is substantial support for absolute time stamps, I will consider removing the mod that changes this.

I would prefer the absolute date.
I have had a couple of members ask about it but referred them to [mention]chadmc90[/mention] who had his reasons for adopting the alternate notation.
Obviously, I have not been in receipt of expressions of support for the existing system but why should I if people are happy with it?

I always sign into here via "https://www.tugstories.com"

But when I click on the banner or on "main page", I get dumped into "https://tugstories.com"

The login does not carry over from one to the other.

Is there anyway to make this be consistent?

@chadmc90 @Johnsnow
Does this make sense to you?

Presumably you're aware that the SSL certificate expired, but I thought I'd mention it anyway.

by blackbound » 39 minutes ago

Presumably you're aware that the SSL certificate expired, but I thought I'd mention it anyway.

Are you on to this? @Johnsnow @chadmc90

I just renewed the SSL certificate. It should be valid soon. It may take some time to go into effect.

Works fine now, thank you!

Thanks @chadmc90!
Glad to see us back up again!

The site is till showing as unsecure for me, just wondering if thats the same for everybody else? Also when it will be back to secure again?

Thanks!

Bigballgag1 wrote: ↑8 months ago The site is till showing as unsecure for me, just wondering if thats the same for everybody else? Also when it will be back to secure again?

Thanks!

Yea I'm getting that same thing as well. Plus it logs me out every time I come on to check and have to log back in.

Stormee wrote: ↑8 months ago

Bigballgag1 wrote: ↑8 months ago The site is till showing as unsecure for me, just wondering if thats the same for everybody else? Also when it will be back to secure again?

Thanks!

Yea I'm getting that same thing as well. Plus it logs me out every time I come on to check and have to log back in.

If I go through Google, it brings me to the http (unsecure, no s not a typo) instead of the https (secure, correct with an s at the end) login page so I just click on the ''Main Page" link near the top and it brings me back to the https login page. If I've logged in through the https login, it keeps me logged in if I had the "Remember me" checked, but only if I surf via the https link, and not the http link Google puts up. Google used to bring up the https login, and for searches still goes to the https pages, but for some reason in the last few days, it defaults to the unsecure http link for the main page.

Avoid going through Google and just bookmark the https://tugstories.com link and go through that link only. If the link redirects to plain http, clear your cache and wait till https logins resume (otherwise, if you don't mind having your login credentials being seen by anyone in plain text, go ahead, at your own risk, logging in through the unsecure http://tugstories.com page). That tiny s at the end of the http's' matters a great deal!

Just my two cent!

tiedinbluetights wrote: ↑8 months ago
Avoid going through Google and just bookmark the https://tugstories.com link and go through that link only. If the link redirects to plain http, clear your cache and wait till https logins resume (otherwise, if you don't mind having your login credentials being seen by anyone in plain text, go ahead, at your own risk, logging in through the unsecure http://tugstories.com page). That tiny s at the end of the http's' matters a great deal!

Just my two cent!

Question on this, what about on my phone? When I'm doing browsing on there?

Hi @Stormee. It depends on your browser app, but there must be a way for you to access the browser's settings, and clear its cache, then bookmark the url with the https login link. Same wiht whatevr password manager you use, you should be able to edit the url for which your login credentials apply. Hope this helps.

It's back to normal for me.

Same last week got SQL msg.

JennyTied wrote: ↑4 months ago Same last week got SQL msg.

Site owner Chad has explained the issue here: https://tugstories.com/viewtopic.php?p=171310#p171310.

Hopefully, the bot attacks will now stop.