Hello all, I've belatedly noticed that, after following a well-placed Google hit, I had logged in and posted on www.opensolaris.BIZ. Okay, it's the real thing, the owner of the domain points it to the same IP address as www.opensolaris.org. However, this owner is not Sun. And the MX is definitely not the same.
BTW, I know the login is secured, and there SHOULD be a warning (certificate with wrong name). However, here, I could log in properly without any warning. Let me explain: if you log in on www.opensolaris.biz, you get the warning. However, if, like me, you followed a Google hit directly to a thread, and log in using the login link on the upper right corner, then you are momentarily transfered to the opensolaris.org login page (no warning), then back to opensolaris.biz after entering your username and password and clicking on Sign in. I didn't spot the 3-letter change in the address bar. http://www.opensolaris.biz/jive/message.jspa?messageID=189488 So, the question is, is it proper that the web server on opensolaris.org also answers when it's called with another name? I think it shouldn't. Sorry for feeling paranoid. Laurent The whois details are there, it's one Michael Nowak in the UK: http://www.generic-nic.net/dyn/whois/ask?query=opensolaris.biz $ host www.opensolaris.biz www.opensolaris.biz is an alias for opensolaris.biz. opensolaris.biz has address 72.5.123.5 opensolaris.biz mail is handled by 0 smtp.secureserver.net. opensolaris.biz mail is handled by 10 mailstore1.secureserver.net. $ host www.opensolaris.org www.opensolaris.org is an alias for opensolaris.org. opensolaris.org has address 72.5.123.5 opensolaris.org mail is handled by 10 oss-mail1.opensolaris.org. This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ website-discuss mailing list [email protected]
