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dorayme
A client with an engineering consultancy business mentioned to me the
other day that if you add an s to his http in his website home page url,
you get... a lingerie site!
I fired off an email to the commercial web host querying this and they
quickly came back with "The problem should be fixed, it should now
time-out for https. Sorry for the inconvenience".
Anyone know what this might quite mean? I have noticed this phenomenon
on a few sites now; unrelated sites come up when you give the same
address with the change to the "secure" version.
(Am reminded of this by a current thread about https://)
other day that if you add an s to his http in his website home page url,
you get... a lingerie site!
I fired off an email to the commercial web host querying this and they
quickly came back with "The problem should be fixed, it should now
time-out for https. Sorry for the inconvenience".
Anyone know what this might quite mean? I have noticed this phenomenon
on a few sites now; unrelated sites come up when you give the same
address with the change to the "secure" version.
(Am reminded of this by a current thread about https://)