Update on the site move (copy-n-pasted from home page):

The site move (to a new, updated server) mentioned yesterday involves a new name server (they say), which means the site might (not sure yet, I asked) be unavailable for a period of time following the move.

Okay, they said the new name server *will* need to propagate, which means the site will be unavailable for 24-72 hours, depending how far away from Los Angeles you are (where the Rad server is physically located). I'm making a *second* full-site back-up right now. =)

if you can read this,you are at new server.

i still cannot access any subdomains, such as:

http://ghost.radified.com/

my mail works fine.

cannot access site via ftp at new server, tho i can get into old server fine, so i don't think it's my config.

i originally made mistake an changed name servers to:

ns1.lunarPAGES.com

when they should be:

ns1.lunarSERVERS.com

didn't catch mistake until 8pm saturday eve.

site was moved to new server 8pm friday nite.

Rad wrote on May 13^th, 2007 at 12:36am:


Hi Rad,

No problems here with the link. A new window opens up pretty smartly.

If I was technically minded, I'd probably be saying "Wow!" I'll leave that to the experts.  

Anyhow, congratulations!

Regards, Al

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Sunday morning in beautiful downtown Dallas and life is good again.  Do not have to use "Ctrl+R".  In the beginning, did get the message about the new server's security certificate not being up to date.  Finally remembered that Rad was changing servers; accepted certificate, and everything went fine - including mail.

Oops - spoke too soon about the mail.  When I attempt to access Rad mail, I receive a message, every time, that says something to the effect: You are attempting to establish connection with mail.radified.com.  However the security certificate presented belongs to hafgan.lunarservers.com.  I can press ok and the mail will continue, but it stops every time and I have to press OK. Any suggestions?

Thanks

"You have attempted to establish a connection with "mail.radified.com".  However, the security certificate presented belongs to "hafgan.lunarservers.com".  It is possible, though unlikely, that someone may be trying to intercept your communication with the web site.

If you suspect the certificate shown does not belong to "mail.radified.com", please cancel the connection and notify the site administrator."

Then there are three buttons: View Certificate, OK and Cancel.

The certificate is "SSL Client Certificate", "SSL Server Certificate", "Status Responder Certificate".  Common Name: hafgan.lunarservers.com.

Now it also says that "Thunderbird and mail.radified.com cannot communicate securely because they have no common encryption algorithms."

Now I cannot download mail from mail.radified.com!  My security setting is TLS (I have no idea what that is) if available.  If I change to SSL, I can download the mail, but I still recieve the message about the SSL Client Cerfificate.

Is it possible that the new server is using older security protocols than the older server? Wikipedia says that TLS is the newer and the most secure.

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

EDIT

OK, it is not possible for the new server to be using an older security protocol - sorry to have even thought that, but can't anybody give me a suggestion about the SSL Client Certificate not belonging to mail.radified.com?