maggieroofus

But what's the difference?

See! This is what I'm talking about ... please explain "why" to us dense folks

Well, it's kind of confusing because when I clicked "create exception" (or whatever it says) and then I got what you see in the image that I posted where it said Wrong Site - I thought that in itself was another error. And no one was telling me any differently. It's kind of misleading (on their end) to those of us who aren't used to this stuff.

He told me to do what I had already tried and I replied and explained that I had done that and got that error (or what seemed like an error) and no one said that I needed to go ahead and click on the "create exception" button at the bottom. Whatever ... it's working now.

You will see in my previous replies that this method is not working for me. I'm getting the certificate error and also getting an error when I try to allow the exception. Yet no one seems to be telling me (step by step) how to correct this. [edit] Never mind. Just for grins I went ahead and clicked on the "confirm Security Exception" button even though I appeared to be getting another error because it says: Wrong Site Certificate belongs to a different site, which could indicate identity theft. And now it works. It would have been a whole lot easier if someone would have just pointed this out earlier instead of giving vague answers and talking in technical circles.

I'm not running an online business so I'm not interested in purchasing anything. I just want to be able to access my Cpanel using Firefox 3 and know that it's secure.

Seeing as how it says "error code" I assumed it was an error. Also, I did set the exception (before even posting my previous reply), or at least I tried, and it still doesn't work. This is what I get ... You know, it would be nice if someone actually explained in detail exactly what needs to be done instead of saying "you're doing it wrong" and giving a vague explanation of what it is. I am in no way computer illiterate, however this kind of stuff is not my strong point. Not all of us can be experts at this and that's why we ask questions.

It's the link that was provided with my account when I signed up and what I bookmarked and have always used. I've tried using my domain name and I get an error message from FF.

I don't know if anyone else is experiencing this or not, but today I tried logging into Cpanel for the first time since installing Firefox 3 and I got this ... I can get in if I change my security setting not to warn me about sites suspected of forgery (just allowing the url to allowed exceptions did not work). However, my husband did some research and found this from Security Lab. Although it's referring to versions before the 11.23.3 (current version of Cpanel ) Published: 12-05-2008 Updated: 23-05-2008 Product: cPanel: cPanel 11.18 cPanel: cPanel 11.18.1 cPanel: cPanel 11.18.2 cPanel: cPanel 11.18.3 cPanel: cPanel 11.22 cPanel: cPanel 11.22.1 cPanel: cPanel 11.22.2 Severity: Medium (4.3) CVSS vector: (AV:N/AC:M/Au:N/C:N/I:P/A:N) Attack`s vector: Victim must voluntarily interact with attack mechanism Potential loss type: Integrity Vulnerability description: Multiple cross-site request forgery (CSRF) vulnerabilities in the WHM interface 11.15.0 for cPanel 11.18 before 11.18.4 and 11.22 before 11.22.3 allow remote attackers to perform unauthorized actions as cPanel administrators via requests to cpanel/whm/webmail and other unspecified vectors. Patch available: No In my attempt to bypass this problem I downloaded Filezilla (something I've been meaning to do anyway) but can't get logged in. It keeps timing out on me.

Ahhh, I never noticed that before. I'm on server 105 - but apparently there's something wrong because it's taking forever to load the entire page. It's never done that before.

I have no idea. How can I tell which server I'm on?

Okay, thanks. I just tried it again and it worked this time.

I'm suddenly getting this error when trying to publish a MT entry ... Got an error: Bad ObjectDriver config: Connection error: Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock' (2) Not sure if it's on TCH's end or mine, but I haven't done or changed anything.

I found all of the broken code, but am still very puzzled about how it ended up like that as it was in a template that I've never touched and the code was generated automatically when I configured the posting rules. Strange. But it's fixed non-the-less. Thank you!

I'm really confused. I see this code when I view the source code, but can NOT for the life of me figure out what template it's in or how it got broken in the first place as it's not in my main index code or any of the other templates I've actually worked with. Where should I be looking for this?