Can't open rzrd500.com on mobile device

[MK]

Whenever I try to open the base URL
https://rzrd500.com
I'm getting a warning about the certificate being from mustangtech and them the browser is opening mustangtech.com.au
It's happening in Chrome and Opera on my Android phone.
Firefox on Linux also nags a SSL_ERROR_BAD_CERT_DOMAIN
If I accept an exception the above mustangtech site is being opened.

[bolly]

http://www.rzrd500.com

This is pasted from my iPhone, no "s" after "http"

[MK]

As if I didn't try that first...
But no, for me that doesn't work neither in Opera on Android nor Firefox on Linux. The browser adds the https on its own.
And BTW: Even Safari on an iPhone SE adds the https and thus does not work...
Funny thing: If I click on your http link, the right page is shown. Seems that only a manually typed URL is affected.

The other funny thing is that all open tabs with the full forum adress work (otherwise I couldn't post any more).

[hybrid]

It's working fine on my android. Something is obviously modifying the URL on your devices.
I could add a second virtualhost for rzrd500.com directly that just redirects to www.

The certificate on the server is owned by my own site, which is why you're seeing Mustangtech.
There is a method available now to use multiple SSL certs on a single address, but it is not supported on old versions of Windows using IE.
And knowing a lot of us are old bastards, there's probably some crazy people still using it who like to live dangerously.

I'll have a look at SSL tomorrow if I have some time. I can possibly look through some logs to see if anyone is still using IE on XP.

[MK]

If it'd be just one device, I wouldn't have posted.

I could reproduce the effect on 3 totally different and independent machines (android phone, Linux desktop, IOS phone) by just opening a browser (Chrome, Firefox, Opera) and typing rzrd500.com as the URL.

They all pick the https protocol automatically and when changing it manually to http they won't accept it...

[AHAMAYfrank]

Just for more information. I have the same result using my Android phone and my desk top with Firefox.

If I ad the www or enter later in the string, bypassing the home page, I get right in.

Frank S.

[MK]

Stupid me!
Got so used to not typing ye goode olde www in front of anything that I simply forgot to try...
(pretty embarrassing for an old fart who was used to stuff like Netscape and AOL CDs)

[hybrid]

I will try and address both issues today anyway if I have time.

[hybrid]

SSL has been enabled and we are now redirecting from http to https

[MK]

Now it works in any of the above variants.
Thanks for your effort!