Wiki captcha is broken, and foundry cert is expired

[cjkelly1]

I was updating a wiki page in response to a comment by J'Kla, and upon trying to save, it shows an image that says:

reCAPTCHA V1 is shutdown.
Direct site owners to g.co/recaptcha/upgrade

When convenient, would it be possible to fix this?


Also, the foundry certificate has expired. This makes it necessary to use the --insecure option when using mercurial.


Thanks!!

[JWPlatt]

Thanks, cjkelly. I'll get to the wiki soon, but probably after Christmas.

Foundry is rarified's domain, so to speak.

JW

[rarified]

Ya know, they emailed me a reminder right before Thanksgiving.

I'll claim "Turkey Coma" or tryptophan or something like that.

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Congratulations, all renewals succeeded. The following certs have been renewed:
  /etc/opt/letsencrypt/live/foundry/fullchain.pem (success)
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Should be good for another couple of months.

_R

[cjkelly1]

Thanks, cjkelly. I'll get to the wiki soon, but probably after Christmas.

Has the wiki captcha been fixed, or removed? I have instructions to build the CWE client using VS 2008 Express, and also links to the needed prerequisites that actually work, but do not want to type all that stuff into the wiki and have it throw an error at me.

Thanks!

[JWPlatt]

Gah, I didn't get to the wiki "soon," but it's still after Christmas. My apologies. I'll try to get to it this weekend. I really want you to be able to put up the instructions.

[JWPlatt]

Hi cjkelly,

Could you do a simple test and see if I fixed it right?

I'm sorry it took so long to get to this.

Thanks!

[cjkelly1]

It does not appear to be working. When I add an external link and submit, red text is at the top of the page which says:

Your edit includes new external links. To protect the wiki against automated spam, we kindly ask you to solve the following CAPTCHA:

but there is no captcha displayed under the text.

[JWPlatt]

I set it for the "I am not a Robot" click. I'll look for why that doesn't happen, or actually why nothing happens. Maybe something is up with javascript?

[JWPlatt]

I missed a wfLoadExtensions statement that changed its syntax in the documentation from "( array(...) )" to "([ ... ])". Maybe it matters in some arcane way.

Later: Sigh... and I missed the renaming of the "Public" and "Private" key variables to "Site" and "Secret."

Try again?

[cjkelly1]

It is working now.

Thanks!