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I've turned on force SSL
but
how to fix it?
centos7.8
I've turned on force SSL
but
how to fix it?
centos7.8
tankchow Please times more precisely than what repairs the SSL certificate or what.
Is it the SSL for the panel or just for a domain?
If the certificate is broken, you only need to click on renew.
If it is for the aaPanel, just go to Settings at the top of Panel SSL, deactivate and then confirm in the next pop-up that the deactivation leaves the browser. Then activate aaPanel SSL again and confirm in the pop-up which certificate you would like to use. If you have it from another provider (Comodo or other) than LetsEncrypt, simply copy the CRT / PEM Private Key into the fields provided.
tankchow
Please check if your certificate contains this domain name being accessed
First your Domain has to be accessible
otherwise certificate won ´t work
make sure your domain can be reached from any browser
second if I where you I would
and you should be Good to go
advise
if you are hosting a script (example php script or any sort of script instead of static html)
some scripts have an option in their site settings to choose whether or not to use https instead of http
make sure if the script has any setting
set them all as https or ssl
otherwise, it gives you nagging errors (happened to me once LOL)