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[masulum]

@TryNinja something wrong happens with your website, I found error from the page, here the warning.

Code:

An error occurred during a connection to ninjastic.space. PR_CONNECT_RESET_ERROR

I don't know this error only on my side or anyone also have same issue. If you guys, open this sites and its working let me know.

Thanks, it should be back online. My VPS proving to be as unreliable as always.

Haha. its working now, great works bro

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[TryNinja]

@TryNinja something wrong happens with your website, I found error from the page, here the warning.

Code:

An error occurred during a connection to ninjastic.space. PR_CONNECT_RESET_ERROR

I don't know this error only on my side or anyone also have same issue. If you guys, open this sites and its working let me know.

Thanks, it should be back online. My VPS proving to be as unreliable as always.

[LoyceV]

My VPS proving to be as unreliable as always.

That bad? I've only seen Ninjastic.space offline once, but your webhost was on my shortlist in case my AWS hosting (until now kindly sponsored by suchmoon) expires in about half a year. Your webhost seemed like very good value for money, but AWS just keeps running. Especially for scraping posts uptime is kinda important.

[TryNinja]

That bad? I've only seen Ninjastic.space offline once, but your webhost was on my shortlist in case my AWS hosting (until now kindly sponsored by suchmoon) expires in about half a year. Your webhost seemed like very good value for money, but AWS just keeps running. Especially for scraping posts uptime is kinda important.

I thought they were fine, but I had 3 unscheduled maintenances on another VPS instance I have with them and I once had downtime because of "temporary issues with the DNS resolver" on their end (they first claimed they had nothing to do with it). I will probably try to find another provider next time I need one.

[LoyceV]

I will probably try to find another provider next time I need one.

I recently got a new host for alladdresses.loyce.club, which I also use as a test to see how they last. So far, it has 50 days uptime (but I don't monitor it closely). It's the best "budget" host I've found so far. It's cheap on their deals on Lowendtalk, but not on their own site. Anything with more RAM and storage would quickly become expensive.

[icopress]

TryNinja if you have time, please do the pagination, ^{[otherwise when you open the thread archive, have to scroll to the bottom to view the archive of the latest messages]}.

[NeuroticFish]

@TryNinja:  FYI, right now ninjastic.space gives a certificate error: SEC_ERROR_REVOKED_CERTIFICATE


Update: it still gives that error if I try to use Firefox. Instead, from Chrome it works fine.

[LoyceV]

@TryNinja:  FYI, right now ninjastic.space gives a certificate error: SEC_ERROR_REVOKED_CERTIFICATE

No errors on my side.

[TryNinja]

Also working fine here.

TryNinja if you have time, please do the pagination, ^{[otherwise when you open the thread archive, have to scroll to the bottom to view the archive of the latest messages]}.

Pagination takes a bit longer, so I just added a ASC/DESC order selector on the topic page. Can also do that for the other pages if needed.

[Mahdirakib]

No problem on Chrome. But the problem is occurring in Mozilla Firefox browser.

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Open the settings of Firefox browser. Then search with the keyword ‘certificate’ and disable “query ocsp responder servers to confirm the current validity of certificates”. Hopefully it will solve your problem.

It gives me the same error too, Secure Connection Failed, but only when I try to use the Tor browser (I think it's based on Firefox).
Error code: SEC_ERROR_REVOKED_CERTIFICATE

Do the same thing (which I have said above) on TOR browser settings. It will remove the error.

[NeuroticFish]

Open the settings of Firefox browser. Then search with the keyword ‘certificate’ and disable “query ocsp responder servers to confirm the current validity of certificates”. Hopefully it will solve your problem.

Yep, this one did the job, thank you.

[Iron Fist]

No problem on Chrome. But the problem is occurring in Mozilla Firefox browser.

It gives me the same error too, Secure Connection Failed, but only when I try to use the Tor browser (I think it's based on Firefox).
Error code: SEC_ERROR_REVOKED_CERTIFICATE

The purebred versions of Firefox and Chrome work fine.

EDIT:

Open the settings of Firefox browser. Then search with the keyword ‘certificate’ and disable “query ocsp responder servers to confirm the current validity of certificates”. Hopefully it will solve your problem.

That fixed the issue. Thanks!

[dkbit98]

Update: it still gives that error if I try to use Firefox. Instead, from Chrome it works fine.

No errors on my side and just to confirm I tried several browser including very good fork called LibreWolf, regular Firefox and Tor browser, it all worked perfectly normal.
I didn't have to change any settings, so maybe you should try installing one of those I mentioned with new and clean profile.
For example: https://librewolf.net/

[TheBeardedBaby]

TOR.

[fillippone]

Hello.
I have same problem as others with Safari on MacOS.
Also tried Chrome on MacOS and same problem with the certificate.

Cannot try Windows for the moment.
I will let you know if II manage to try.

[minairia3]

I can't access from today morning, but I'm sure everything was OK yesterday.
Already I've gone with "Orbot-onion" tor network but problem is same,,

[TryNinja]

Looks like my certificate got caught in the middle of the last Let's Encrypt bug.

[ninjastic.space]: The certificate retrieved from your web server has serial 03d312d38aef0d47e3da4b2b8d15c4a1d3d1 and was found in our affected data set. Please renew your certificate as soon as possible. Help is available at https://community.letsencrypt.org/t/questions-about-renewing-before-tls-alpn-01-revocations/170449

If you guys could check now @fillippone @minairia3

[vv181]

Open the settings of Firefox browser. Then search with the keyword ‘certificate’ and disable “query ocsp responder servers to confirm the current validity of certificates”. Hopefully it will solve your problem.

Yep, this one did the job, thank you.

That fixed the issue. Thanks!

I don't know what other implications those setting could make, but this may be worth to take a look:

When Firefox web browser checks a security certificate, it also checks with the issuing authority if the certificate is valid. It appears that, near a certificate’s expiration date, the issuing authority may release a new certificate. The two certificates have conflicting expiration dates.

For reasons unknown, this caused Firefox to report a sec_error_revoked_certificate error and refuse to allow you to connect to the site!

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However, as Arjun mentioned, this will reduce the security of Firefox, since it disables the Online Certificate Status Protocol. Ideally, you should reset the setting to 1 after you finish with that site, and not load other pages while it is set to 0.

Trying it out now on Tor Browser, Firefox, Chromium, and Safari, it still does not work on my end.

EDIT:

It's working now. And I also check, the site now shows a new certificate:

Code:

➜  ~ curl -X POST -d 'fqdn=ninjastic.space' https://tls-alpn-check.letsencrypt.org/checkhost
[ninjastic.space]: The certificate retrieved from your web server has serial 040621bb9cb494ab87e1afb0638a1b2b20fe, which is different than the serial in our affected data set. Your certificate has most likely been renewed. Everything appears good.

[minairia3]

Tested on Orbot onion browser, problem not solved yet...

Still it is giving warning: "Secure Connection Failed"


Edit: Problem Fixed.

Thank you TryNinja. 

[TryNinja]

Tested on Orbot onion browser, problem not solved yet...

Still it is giving warning: "Secure Connection Failed"

I believe it's working now, please check one more time.

EDIT:

It's working now. And I also check, the site now shows a new certificate:

Code:

➜  ~ curl -X POST -d 'fqdn=ninjastic.space' https://tls-alpn-check.letsencrypt.org/checkhost
[ninjastic.space]: The certificate retrieved from your web server has serial 040621bb9cb494ab87e1afb0638a1b2b20fe, which is different than the serial in our affected data set. Your certificate has most likely been renewed. Everything appears good.

Yep, I had to delete my old certificate and generate a new one. I guess it's fixed for good.