SSL - a few website design images giving warnings
Gromov
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Message # 16 | 9:46 AM
Clyde, try to set it like this, it should resolve the issue for you.
Clyde
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Message # 17 | 3:14 PM
Gromov,

The '/customset' seems same as 'http' @ the panel - I tried it and it continues to flag because of 'http://...sml/cake.gif.

I searched every 'informer' and 'template' and there is no listing of this image.

Note: the flags for this image are @ both Blog and Forum sections.

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Gromov
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Message # 18 | 8:59 AM
Clyde, well, the solution may be the following one: you need to open the message/post/thread where the image is (it's a smiley) and press the edit button and simply re-save it.
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Message # 19 | 11:26 AM
Yes, sounds like a smiley - but there is no 'cake.gif' in 'sml' directory.

Also there are 20,986 threads created.

Why would it be in any of them ?

If it's in the forum section, the 'warning' would be only in /forum ... it is showing in both /blog and /forum.

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Gromov
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Message # 20 | 12:47 PM
Clyde,
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Why would it be in any of them ?


Well, why do people add smileys in the first place?)) It may be removed from the folder at some point but the link may stay somewhere for that image.
Clyde
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Message # 21 | 11:06 AM
FIXED

I used a program (mixed content by Pericor) that scans the site and finds location of warnings - the 'cake.gif' image is the only flagged image.

It flagged it to $CHAT_BOX$.

There was no cake.gif in the panel code for $CHAT_BOX$.

No visible cake.gif in the chat window either.

The fix:

1. I deleted the $CHAT_BOX$ entry in the panel code and the site shows as secure.
2. Deleted all 60 chatbox messages (even tho the cake.gf was not there.
3. Added the $CHAT_BOX$ entry back into the code.

this is second day after the fix and the site still shows as safe.

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Post edited by Clyde - Friday, 2018-09-14, 2:54 PM
Gromov
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Message # 22 | 5:09 AM
Clyde, thanks for sharing the info.
Clyde
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Message # 23 | 5:07 PM
After 2 weeks of having a 'safe website' with no mixed content, the flag for the non-existent 'cake.gif' appeared again.

I thought I had resolved this issue.

The image in question is always flagged at the chatbox. However, there is no cake.gif @ the chatbox (mchat).

As a test I removed all images from chatbox and it was still flagging this image which is not there...nor is there any reference to a link to it @ the chat code.

I really need help from support with this since this is something that apparently generates from somewhere which I have no access to.


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Post edited by Clyde - Sunday, 2018-09-30, 5:38 PM
Gromov
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Message # 24 | 10:18 AM
Clyde, could you please provide full-screen screenshots of the issue, please? maybe via a private message.
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Message # 25 | 11:34 AM
pm sent...
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Gromov
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Message # 26 | 12:35 PM
Clyde, got it thanks.
Clyde
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Message # 27 | 1:13 PM
the warning is gone... smile
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Post edited by Clyde - Monday, 2018-10-01, 1:18 PM
Gromov
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Message # 28 | 6:16 AM
Clyde, you're always welcome.
Clyde
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Message # 29 | 1:26 PM
The non-existent 'cake.gif' insecure image warning showed up - as usual the warning is from the chatbox...

the location of the file in question is referred from http://audioforum.my1.ru/sml/cake.gif - which is not there.

To mention again, this is beyond my control with limited control panel access - please check and see here the 'root' of this issue stems from.

Thanks.

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Gromov
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Message # 30 | 8:32 AM
Clyde, please provide a screenshot of the warning itself, you may do it via PM.
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