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[marko]

Are you guys aware of this?

[JimH]

Are you using this link?
http://www.pix01.com/

[glynor]

Are you using this link?
http://www.pix01.com/

Right, but if you manually use https:// instead, it comes back with the jriver.com cert, which is invalid on pix01.com.

If you want to add pix01.com to your existing cert, you can probably fix this and add the extra domain to your existing cert via your CA.  If you don't have a good CA, or they don't let you do this (or it costs a ton and they're a pain to deal with...cough...GoDaddy...cough), I can wholeheartedly recommend DigiCert.  Great customer service, all of the whiz-bang SSL features, reasonable pricing, and wildcard and multi-domain certs (natch).

Oh, and they're not some fly-by-night outfit.  Used by nobodies such as:
* Facebook
* Paypal
* HP
* Nasa
* Intel
* IBM

[bob]

The only reason the secure site is there is for the login (which redirects to https://pix01.jriver.com).
I suppose I could simply redirect https://pix01.com to https://pix01.jriver.com and that would take care of it for people accessing the main page with ssl.

[marko]

Yup. It's the login page my bookmark pointed to....
https://pix01.com/login.php

I trust you guys, so an exception has been added to Firefox. IE11 doesn't offer an on page 'add exception' option, just allows you to navigate on to the page, and loads the address bar red to remind me I am visiting an evil website!

https://pix01.jriver.com/login.php works without issue.

[maxxsid]

http://www.pix01.com/ is blocked by the proxy server at my workplace (file sharing, pornography, blah-blah-blah). Can the site settings be tweaked to not fall into those categories?

[Hendrik]

That happened at my old work place as well.
Forgot about it until you mentioned it now.

[bob]

That happened at my old work place as well.
Forgot about it until you mentioned it now.

File sharing and porno, really? Like, say  facebook and flickr?
I don't know that we have any control of the way the site is categorized and I wonder who  is generating that reference?

[maxxsid]

Here's the exact message:

Your request to URL "http://www.pix01.com/" has been blocked by the Webwasher URL Filter Database. The URL is listed under categories (Pornography), which are not allowed as per Information Security Policy. The following reputation level was assigned to it: Neutral. If you consider the access is work-required, please send email to dl.xxxx-infosec or open a service request at itsupport.xxxxxxx.com.

[bob]

The neutral reputation means they haven't gathered enough data to make a decision and the default is to block.

[Hendrik]

Still must've picked it up for the blocklist from somewhere, its not like any unknown domain is blocked as Pornography in such systems.

[bob]

Still must've picked it up for the blocklist from somewhere, its not like any unknown domain is blocked as Pornography in such systems.

Not necessarily.
Anyway, I checked the most accessed urls for the last few months and they are completely innocuous.

[maxxsid]

Yes, it's McAfee Web Gateway. Somehow Pix01 got on their blocklist... I wish they blocked facebook instead..

Still must've picked it up for the blocklist from somewhere, its not like any unknown domain is blocked as Pornography in such systems.

[Hendrik]

We actually used a McAfee proxy at the old workplace as well, so that may be it.

[glynor]

We actually used a McAfee Off-His-Rocker Crazy Guy Intel proxy at the old workplace as well, so that may be it.

T, FTFY.