Not Secure

[MacQurious]

Hi:
I have an M4 MacMini, running Sequoia 15.3.2. I upgraded from an Intel i7, 2.3GHz. The M4 runs software called "AMS" (Antipodes Music Server," which has been upgraded several times, the most recent update being 3-4 months ago. I cannot locate "AMS" in my appication list to allow an exception to my firewal. (not necessary until being blocked last week)
I have turned off the firewall, which did nothing.

On my local network, I have a server for music. The server is accessed by browser at "http://myantipcodes.com." I've accessed that server (and my files) more than 420 times since I inserted the server more than a year ago. I can no longer access that site/address, receiving the message "Not Secure." I have not found a way to bypass the "not secure."

"The server provider addresses users security concerns with the following :
You are in a trusted internal network when using AMS, https isn’t required.
When connecting to our website you are outside of your local network, https is used."

I have tried entering "http://myantipodes.com" but still receive the "Not Secure" message and I am blocked from that server. I don't recall making any system changes to precipitate this change.

Your help would be appreciated.

 

[dmccloud]

What browser are you using when accessing that site? That error message is coming from their server, not your computer.

 

[MacQurious]

Thanks for your reply.

The problem exists across Safari, Firefox and Opera.

 

[Bigwaff]

Well, I don't even own an Antipodes device and the http site works for me in Safari... note the "Not Secure" in the address. Also note I have 1Blocker extension activated. Do you even get this page to load?

 

[chrfr]

That message just means that the server is using http not https. They do not seem to have an https server.

 

[MacQurious]

Bigwaff:

Thanks for looking.
I get the page you do, too. However, that page formerly listed my server(s)

Chrfr:
Thank you, also, for looking at my issue.
They do not use https

 

[BigBlur]

I'm not familiar with Antipodes, but guessing it might have something to do with the new "Local Network" privacy setting that was added in Sequoia. Did the app ever prompt you for permissions to access the local network and/or do you have it allowed?

https://www.reddit.com/r/MacOS/comments/1fjopdm/something_has_changed_in_sequoia_in_regards_to

 

[MacQurious]

Big Blur:

If there is an intervening event that caused the local serve to not be visible, it may well have been an update in Sequoia, though I don't know.

Apparently, this thread is going to be an anomalous one. With the server connected to the network, but without the server connected to an audio source, no sound. I connected the Antipodes server to an audio input and now myantipodes.com is visible, along with the files on the server.

Hmmm. Well, I guess this is a weird data point for someone.

Thanks again for your attention.

MacQurious

 

[dmccloud]

Big Blur:

If there is an intervening event that caused the local serve to not be visible, it may well have been an update in Sequoia, though I don't know.

Apparently, this thread is going to be an anomalous one. With the server connected to the network, but without the server connected to an audio source, no sound. I connected the Antipodes server to an audio input and now myantipodes.com is visible, along with the files on the server.

Hmmm. Well, I guess this is a weird data point for someone.

Thanks again for your attention.

MacQurious

This is most likely NOT an OS-related issue. Most modern browsers have a setting that only allows connections to servers that use https:// instead of http:// when enabled. Here is a screenshot of the setting in Firefox:



In Safari, it is on the Security tab under Settings.