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Forum Issues / Re: Need help recovering password
« Last post by Garfunkel on March 03, 2023, 12:08:25 PM »Erik, help needed! 
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Forum Issues / Need help recovering password
« Last post by eric_I_need_help on February 24, 2023, 11:57:47 AM »Eric, I can't seem to reset my password OR post as a guest. When I ask to reset password, I never get an email. When I try to post as a guest, it gets flagged as spam. Please help!
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Forum Issues / Re: unable to see board icons
« Last post by Gyrfalcon on February 22, 2023, 02:09:52 AM »Nothing I did, but I appreciated that you dug up a possible solution for Erik. No idea if he went ahead and implemented it, though.
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Forum Issues / Re: unable to see board icons
« Last post by boolybooly on February 22, 2023, 01:02:55 AM »wow it is working again... 
was that something you did Gyrfalcon ? (Or was it a delayed post-reboot result of pressing delete button?)
was that something you did Gyrfalcon ? (Or was it a delayed post-reboot result of pressing delete button?)
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Forum Issues / Re: unable to see board icons
« Last post by boolybooly on February 21, 2023, 12:10:49 PM »My Chrome has no problem staying on the http version
Neither did mine until a few days ago
It automatically reverts to HTTPS whatever I do. Is OK in Incognito though if I remove the s.Query of aurora2.pentarch.org in Chrome Domain Security Policy page for HSTS/PKP returns a list of policies including ...
"dynamic_upgrade_mode: FORCE_HTTPS"
Delete function does not work, meaning it is preloaded.
So if admins want to do something about that it looks like you can remove a domain from the preloading list. Scroll down for the removal form link.
https://hstspreload.org/
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Forum Issues / Re: unable to see board icons
« Last post by Garfunkel on February 21, 2023, 06:47:48 AM »My Chrome has no problem staying on the http version
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Forum Issues / Re: unable to see board icons
« Last post by Gyrfalcon on February 21, 2023, 06:30:58 AM »Your browser may be forcing https for the website. The images... don't like that.
If you strip the s from the URL, your browser may (or may not) accept it and show the site as normal. I know in my case that my Chrome redirects me straight back to the https site. Funny enough, Incognito mode gets around that, but I'm not going to visit the aurora boards in incognito every time.
If you strip the s from the URL, your browser may (or may not) accept it and show the site as normal. I know in my case that my Chrome redirects me straight back to the https site. Funny enough, Incognito mode gets around that, but I'm not going to visit the aurora boards in incognito every time.
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Forum Issues / unable to see board icons
« Last post by boolybooly on February 21, 2023, 04:58:56 AM »All icons are being displayed as text with a default broken image link icon and have been for a week or so.
I tried DNS clear.
See screeny.
Is this server side?
The header link bar DDLs are behaving strangely as well. The subforum name e.g. "Changes / Help / Unread Posts" disappears when the DDL drops and the list is visible but hovering in limbo.
I tried DNS clear.
See screeny.
Is this server side?
The header link bar DDLs are behaving strangely as well. The subforum name e.g. "Changes / Help / Unread Posts" disappears when the DDL drops and the list is visible but hovering in limbo.
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Space News / 12 New Moons Discovered For Jupiter
« Last post by fischyk on February 12, 2023, 07:00:22 PM »Sources: https://www. cnn. com/2023/02/06/world/jupiter-new-moons-scn/index. html
https://skyandtelescope. org/astronomy-news/astronomers-find-a-dozen-more-moons-for-jupiter/
12 new moons have been confirmed for Jupiter. 9 of these 12 are the outermost Jovian moons. The other 3 are prograde moons that lie between the Galilean moons and the "far-out retrograde moons".
This brings Jupiter to 92 recorded moons, compared to Saturn's 83.
Your move, Saturn.
https://skyandtelescope. org/astronomy-news/astronomers-find-a-dozen-more-moons-for-jupiter/
12 new moons have been confirmed for Jupiter. 9 of these 12 are the outermost Jovian moons. The other 3 are prograde moons that lie between the Galilean moons and the "far-out retrograde moons".
This brings Jupiter to 92 recorded moons, compared to Saturn's 83.
Your move, Saturn.
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Forum Issues / Re: #403 (Forbidden) on all forum images
« Last post by Prapor on February 09, 2023, 09:07:32 AM »Some necro
I can't access http because it automatically redirects me to https.
I can't access http because it automatically redirects me to https.
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