Good evening,

When I try to load up a DLP page through Google chrome I'm getting a pop up explaining that the sit is not secure and would I like to continue.

When I click on the crossed out padlock by the website address, I get a little spiel about encryption and compression that I have no understanding of. Is there some way I can stop getting that pop-up either by fixing the issue or having chrome ignore it for DLP?

Thanks.

 

The problem might be that your browser for some reason does not recognize the Geotrust SSL cert that DLP uses... It should recognize it unless specifically revoked so another option might be that you are connecting using some other URL than https://forums.darklordpotter.net. The last option to come to my mind would be somebody doing a poor Man In the Middle attack on your connection, but I don't think anybody would bother doing one without a proper cert.

EDIT: BEER IS GOOD

 

I have the same problem, but it's only occasionally and with random threads. How do I fix the problem for good?

 

I also have this problem, something like "this page has unsecured content," but it's mostly with threads that have embedded Youtube videos.

 

Yeah. I had this problem for a while. Fix is simple....

Edit your chrome shortcut to run insecure content...

I.E. C:\stuff to chrome here\chrome.exe “–allow-running-insecure-content"

 

Note that Vashs fix will also allow for any content that Chrome sees as insecure to run/display, not just stuff on DLP (I know its pretty obvious but just mentioning).

Edit: And honestly, I'd leave it as is. It's Chromes way of telling you that you are on a secured page that has unsecured content from a different source. Not a big deal if you're on here, but if you get that when you go to your bank or paypal account it could potentially be a different story.

Edit2: For reference: Chrome Support Page.

 

There are two error messages that are pretty similar that Chrome will spit out. One, like you said, is that the certificate isn't trusted the other is that there is content on a secure page that is from an insecure source (like Zerg mentioned with embedded youtube).

 

That's what I ended up doing, thanks to everyone for their help.