Notice to everyone: The SSL for FileManager.ai has expired so you’ll probably see a warning in your browser. I imagine this will be fixed later.
This happened with the Byethost cPanel, and for that I created a ticket and it was resolved within 24 hours. I’m sure they know and a fix should be deployed soon.
I noticed that too.
If you are running a compatible computer, you could always download SmartFTP, CoreFTP, FileZilla, Cyberduck, or WinSCP. The downloads for these can be found under the “Free FTP Software” section in your CPanel.
I already have FileZilla.
FileZilla should still be working fine, only the online fine manager is not working at the moment (It is technically working, its certificate is just expired).
Yep. I know.
Yep.
When I try to use it, it shows an error that is isn’t safe, I click proceed and it just loads infinitely.
Same here. For me it only takes about 2 minutes to upload a new certificate. Any ideas why it’s taking this long?
I was wondering the same thing, I uploaded to certificates last night in less than an hour and yet it is taking FileManager.ai a long time.
Edit: So I have no idea why it is taking a long time. I tried contacting iFastNet support last night and still, I have not gotten a response.
I have contacted iFastNet support last night and they have not gotten back to me yet.
Note that doing that exposes your uername and password over the internet for anyone to read and use.
Can they be reset? If so then I don’t care. I have a backup and I have no private files stored on InfinityFree.
I messaged iFastNet about this on Sunday. Their automatic renewal is hit and miss so I had my own checks set up so I could warn them ahead of time. But even I have not heard back from them.
Wow. If you’re not getting a response then I don’t know that anyone else will. I’d have thought you’d have priority access or something?
I don’t think Admin controls the filemanager. Also FTP still works without HTTPS.
Usually I do have priority access. And maybe they are working on it and want to fix it first before responding to the message.
I know.
But what about trying to access the website via https and bypassing the error? Is that worse than just using http? (It can seemingly be accessed via both.)
I have changed my password already and I was using I password I do not use on other sites. It was an auto generated password.
Also, FileManager.ai has the SSL certificate uploaded again.