Hi guys, if you don't mind a little help please:
A friend had helped me sign up (some scripting issue on localhost) and he had used the Italian version... My email and data and everything. So, when I logged in - I changed the language to English (US), BUT some of the interface components, plugin descriptions and certain sections remain in ITALIAN.
Have we gone about this the wrong way, would there be no such issue if I signed up from:
Code:
https://en.altervista.org/
... Or, are the default templates in the server setup still language-mixed (I know that sometimes this can happen, even when the localization separation is strictly adhered to).
What am I to do, re-signup?! Not sure what I'll be able to do with my current address, in this case... And, I mean, I don't even know whether the English version will still have those Italian sections. :-/
Thanks for any info!!
P.S.
When I went to post this, even though I had been logged in - I was redirected to a NON-SSL page, where it's asking me to login again:
Code:
http://forum.en.altervista.org/newthread.php?do=postthread&f=11
This is a localhost (browser scripting and cookie) issue, but my guess is that it still shouldn't happen... Oh and after entering the data, still not logged in. Trying to post the topic again, not sure whether it'll work or not.
EDIT: Managed to post it (obviously, hehe), looks like there are several different cookies and paths involved (quite possibly because the forums and the blogs are sharing the login info; because of the forums plugin.)
EDIT: Alright, here's the message... Seems like the certificate used isn't the latest and the greatest (and so my Firefox is set-up to deny those connections):
Secure Connection Failed
An error occurred during a connection to forum.en.altervista.org. Cannot communicate securely with peer: no common encryption algorithm(s). Error code: SSL_ERROR_NO_CYPHER_OVERLAP
(Btw., rest of the Internet functions just fine with this setup - it's only certain web sites, with certain certs.)