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Re: Removal of Sub-User Access to Virgin Email
The whole system is a bit of a shambles although I did eventually beat it into submission. I'm going to start looking for a 3rd party mail provider, even if it means paying a little for it, and I'll ween us both off our blueyonder addresses over the coming months. I hope your own issue is resolved soon.Re: Removal of Sub-User Access to Virgin Email
I'm hoping that the account locked is the key to our particular puzzle. The account last synced at 8.17am this morning. Entering the newly generated password into the email client on her phone doesn't complain about the password now (edit: it does but it took a while to fail this time) but it also doesn't retrieve any mail including a test message I sent to her. Fingers crossed...Re: Broadband WIFI I cannot get onto a particular website, which works OK on mobile data/ other peoples VM ac
Hi I work with SSL certificates regularly at work so I took a peek at the certificate being presented by the rambling club's site and here are all the DNS names it covers: As a quickie, it might be worth trying the https://www.harrogateramblingclub.org.uk variant in case it resolves differently or forces a cache reload. If this has no effect then, as others have said before, an out of date locally cached copy of the site can cause these symptoms, so clearing the cache would be the first thing to try - you can normally clear cache by URL so you won't need to lose everything, although the method for doing so varies by browser, so google is your friend here... A few other random points to note from posts above: Mobile phones use caches too (all modern browsers do, for efficiency). SSL Certificates are validated by your browser not by your hub, nor by any VM server but that's not to say that they can't cause trouble. One other remote possibility could be antivirus software, since most modern AV products fiddle with local certificates to allow them to check websites for vulnerabilities upon loading, which would otherwise remain encrypted. For this to be the cause you'd have to have the same AV package installed across all affected devices and for it to be broken in a similar way across each of them, which seems very unlikely. I'll put this on the back burner for now and will report back if I have any sudden brainwaves. Good luck. BY
