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HTTPS errors? Read this.
As our trusty mailman have sent out today monthly reminders about your THS mailing lists membership, probably many of you have clicked on the provided link to update your settings and were startled when your browser gave you a security warning. This is because we have switched to HTTPS (secure HTTP protocol) for mailing lists access. And although it is secure and all transmitted information is encrypted, your browser failed to recognise the authority that issued our certificate. The good people at CAcert issue certificates for free, but the downside is that browser vendors are reluctant to make their software recognise these certificates out of the box. To avoid further security warning, you can visit this page and follow instructions on how to import CAcert Root Certificate into your browser.
Unauthorized copying, while sometimes necessary, is never as good as the real thing
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