SRB2 Website down

[Sdudyoy]

Now, I don't think it's just for me, but the main site for SRB2 (SRB2.org) has been down for over a week now, and I don't see anyone talking about it. Was the site moved and I just missed the announcement or has the mods (Or whoever runs the site) just failed to pay for the domain this year? I'd understand if so, but I do want to know, is it just me? and if not, will the site be going back up anytime soon? Also, this isn't a complaint, more of a worry.

 

[glaber]

Site's up for me.

 

[Sdudyoy]

Really? this is all I've been seeing for over a week now.

But I guess it's just me, I have no problem running any other site, and my clock is set to the correct time, but if it's only me, I don't have a problem with this, I was only worried that SRB2 was being forgotten or something, thanks for the reply!

 

[LoganA]

Are you sure you are using https://www.srb2.org/ not https://srb2.org/ ?

 

[JimLikesShoes]

I'm getting the same issue. Except it wasn't like this yesterday. The site was up everyday before today, at least for me. All of a sudden, I can't browse the site. Also, for the record, i'm using https://www.srb2.org. I also tried going to google, searching up SRB2 and going to the site from there. I got nothing. I thought it was just an issue with the OP, but th same applies for me. Is it just us?

 

[Deadpool The Hedge..]

I don't know why but the url is messed up now or something happened with the site not really sure what happened though.

But to access the Srb2 site currently you have to take out the s in https://

So it will be like http://www.srb2.org/

instead of https://www.srb2.org/

Same thing for the Srb2wiki and Srb2 Mb.

That just how I access it, I don't know if anyone else does this also.

 

[LoganA]

Which web browser are you using that doesn't support SNI and TLS 1.0?
IE 6/7/8 on Windows XP? ACK!
I can't support that web browser because SSL 3.0 (the version before TLS 1.0) is unsafe.
ANd SNI support is needed to run the website on CloudFlare (to protect the site from a cat's weak DDoS attacks)
Please use a more updated and support web browser, like Google Chrome or Firefox, or move to a new OS, like link Linux, or Windows Vista and above.

 

[Sdudyoy]

It works if I do what Deadpool The Hedge... tells me to do, sorry for the late update, and No, I do not use Internet explorer, I use Firefox, but I do use WinXP.

 

[Zubat]

I run Windows XP and I use Firefox. My PC is really cheap and not that powerful at all, and these sites work for me perfectly.

 

[Blaze The Cat]

Please use a more updated and support web browser, like Google Chrome.

I've had this problem with Google Chrome as well, which I use more often than others. Maybe they knocked off some support..?

Firefox is fine, though.