PLEASE READ Some changes on the server (now on SSL, site-wide)

[Ray.Tuppa_sch]

All good now.

[John_Morris]

@ybarselah

This thread should be stickied somewhere.

+1

@ybarselah

For those having to log in every time, if you’re using Chrome, click on the little circle just to the left of the https:// in your address bar (it still indicates some security issues) and find where it reads Cookies at the top of that long list. Right under that, it will say something like “5 in use” - click that and then you’ll see this:

open all the subfolders and manually delete each item. Close, reload the page, and come back to this menu. You should see all the cookies updated.

I just edited my bookmark in Chrome to make it https: instead of http: and everything is working smoothly now.

[Terry_H_a_r_r_i_s]

@Todd F r e n c h

Now that the SSL site works, I suggest to everybody that you change your bookmarks, as I presume most have this site bookmarked for easy access. You’ll want to delete the old one, make a new one once you are in the secure site.

This is what finally worked for me, as simply clearing the cache left me having to log in each and every time, despite checking the “auto login” box. Thanks, Todd

[Drew_Goin]

Teamwork makes the dream work!

[Andrew_Hamilton]

Works a treat Todd. Great work too, you got er dun a month before Chrome 62 is slated to be released! You’re definitely ahead of the curve there.

[ToddFrench]

Because the cookies are now secure, all your browsers will need to be refreshed, by clearing cookies from this site. I’ve also renamed the cookies, so in the future they will be easier to find (now they will be named wine_berserkers)

Here’s a guide for removing cookies (including most mobile browsers) that will be helpful:

How to Clear Cookies | Digital Trends

NOTE THAT IF YOU DON’T DELETE THE OLD COOKIES AND LET THE NEW ONES BE SAVED BY THE BROWSER, YOU WILL HAVE TO LOG IN EACH TIME YOU ACCESS THE FORUM

[Robert.A.Jr]

I’m so confused

[ToddFrench]

@Robert Alfert

I’m so confused

It’s the thin air up where you stand - just ask Dr. Glenn

If you aren’t having troubles, don’t worry about it. Most on Safari won’t have troubles, but IE and Firefox probably will. If you see ‘https’ in your browser address bar, you’re on the secure site. If you don’t have to sign in each time you visit, your cookie settings probably adjusted well enough (and that’s one reason why I renamed them, to make it easier)

[Neal.Mollen]

On my Mac Air yesterday, I had no problems at all. Never had to sign in or delete cookies. On my windows machine today I’ve had to sign in multiple times even after deleting the WB cookies. I also have a new tiny icon in the URL box that says the site is trying to “load scripts from an unauthorized source.”

Also, am I correct that there is no way to clear cookies on the iphone without dumping all my passwords and log in data?

[AndrewH]

@Terry H a r r i s

@Todd F r e n c h

Now that the SSL site works, I suggest to everybody that you change your bookmarks, as I presume most have this site bookmarked for easy access. You’ll want to delete the old one, make a new one once you are in the secure site.

This is what finally worked for me, as simply clearing the cache left me having to log in each and every time, despite checking the “auto login” box. Thanks, Todd

Yep - fixed it for me as well. If I go to the new secure site autologin sticks, but not on the old one.

[Neal.Mollen]

OK, that seemed to work on the phone. Thx

[Robert.A.Jr]

@Todd F r e n c h

@Robert Alfert

I’m so confused

It’s the thin air up where you stand - just ask Dr. Glenn

I’m in!

Got the IT peeps to fix. Took two of them. One had to supervise, or was just nosy.

[CFu]

@Robert Alfert

@Todd F r e n c h

@Robert Alfert

I’m so confused

It’s the thin air up where you stand - just ask Dr. Glenn

I’m in!

Got the IT peeps to fix. Took two of them. One had to supervise, or was just nosy.

You: I need IT stat!!
IT: yes mr alfert we came as fast as we could. What’s wrong?
You: I can’t stay logged in on this wine website.

[Robert.A.Jr]

Well, they do know. I had them exempt me from the firewall! Lol. It’s low-techies like me that keep them employed.

[ToddFrench]

@Robert Alfert

Well, they do know. I had them exempt me from the firewall! Lol. It’s low-techies like me that keep them employed.

and most companies that have IT on staff, frankly

Even more amazing is that you’ll find innumerable IT ‘specialists’ on staff who know not much more than how to Google problems that arise. Easiest job ever.

[CFu]

@Robert Alfert

Well, they do know. I had them exempt me from the firewall! Lol. It’s low-techies like me that keep them employed.

At my prior firm they blocked reddit, youtube, espn, gmail, facebook, imgur etc… basically every website i’d go to. I asked IT to lift it they said no =(.

[Mike_Walsh]

Chrome keeps saying that the website is unsecure. Had to manually override the “back to safety”

[Robert.A.Jr]

@c fu

@Robert Alfert

Well, they do know. I had them exempt me from the firewall! Lol. It’s low-techies like me that keep them employed.

At my prior firm they blocked reddit, youtube, espn, gmail, facebook, imgur etc… basically every website i’d go to. I asked IT to lift it they said no =(.

You need more cachet not cache

[Rich_Brown]

@Mike Walsh

Chrome keeps saying that the website is unsecure. Had to manually override the “back to safety”

Same here. Even after deleting the cookies.

[ToddFrench]

@Rich Brown

@Mike Walsh

Chrome keeps saying that the website is unsecure. Had to manually override the “back to safety”

Same here. Even after deleting the cookies.

Then you aren’t at the secure site - do you see https and the lock in your browser address window?