@Ranakhas said: The only problem I ever had while obtaining SSL is this file!
More or less. The security system prevents all automated access to websites, including Let’s Encrypt HTTP challenges. The aes.js file is more of a symptom than a cause.
Google Cloud Platform, mostly.
Mostly? So it is hosted in other servers as well?
What Admin means in what I understand him is that the client area and the community forums is mostly hosted on Google Cloud Platform but the vPanel is purely not since it needs the name servers of Byet to work.
And our website is still hosted on iFastNet servers.
So when IF host it’s own website on G Cloud Platform then our accounts will not be affected in any way and since also we configured our domain’s ns to Byet.
I get the feeling it’s not required here but I would like to ask the most obvious question. Has your problem been resolved and if not what is the problem @Ranakhas.
@AlanTiller said:
I get the feeling it’s not required here but I would like to ask the most obvious question. Has your problem been resolved and if not what is the problem @Ranakhas.
Best Regards,
Alan T.
My problem is unsolved as I can’t remove aes.js file to get LE SSL.
@AlanTiller said:
I get the feeling it’s not required here but I would like to ask the most obvious question. Has your problem been resolved and if not what is the problem @Ranakhas.
Best Regards,
Alan T.
My problem is unsolved as I can’t remove aes.js file to get LE SSL.
@AlanTiller said:
I get the feeling it’s not required here but I would like to ask the most obvious question. Has your problem been resolved and if not what is the problem @Ranakhas.
Best Regards,
Alan T.
My problem is unsolved as I can’t remove aes.js file to get LE SSL.
@AlanTiller said:
I get the feeling it’s not required here but I would like to ask the most obvious question. Has your problem been resolved and if not what is the problem @Ranakhas.
Best Regards,
Alan T.
My problem is unsolved as I can’t remove aes.js file to get LE SSL.
@AlanTiller said:
I get the feeling it’s not required here but I would like to ask the most obvious question. Has your problem been resolved and if not what is the problem @Ranakhas.
Best Regards,
Alan T.
My problem is unsolved as I can’t remove aes.js file to get LE SSL.
Did you actually read my reply? You specifically asked for my answer, but it doesn’t look like you actually read and understood them.
You cannot remove aes.js and it’s not the cause of not being able to use Let’s Encrypt here. The file is merely a part of a mandatory security system, which blocks all automated access. Let’s Encrypt does not support this system, so they cannot complete the challenge.
@AlanTiller said:
I get the feeling it’s not required here but I would like to ask the most obvious question. Has your problem been resolved and if not what is the problem @Ranakhas.
Best Regards,
Alan T.
My problem is unsolved as I can’t remove aes.js file to get LE SSL.
Did you actually read my reply? You specifically asked for my answer, but it doesn’t look like you actually read and understood them.
You cannot remove aes.js and it’s not the cause of not being able to use Let’s Encrypt here. The file is merely a part of a mandatory security system, which blocks all automated access. Let’s Encrypt does not support this system, so they cannot complete the challenge.
I read it and it was most finest answer I just replied to @AlanTiller as he asked did the problem resolved which isn’t because aes.js can’t be removed.
Thanks @Admin for reply.
@AlanTiller said:
I get the feeling it’s not required here but I would like to ask the most obvious question. Has your problem been resolved and if not what is the problem @Ranakhas.
Best Regards,
Alan T.
My problem is unsolved as I can’t remove aes.js file to get LE SSL.
Did you actually read my reply? You specifically asked for my answer, but it doesn’t look like you actually read and understood them.
You cannot remove aes.js and it’s not the cause of not being able to use Let’s Encrypt here. The file is merely a part of a mandatory security system, which blocks all automated access. Let’s Encrypt does not support this system, so they cannot complete the challenge.
Manual approval by uploading files is also a way to get SSL from LE but as aes.js add ?I=1 which causes not to got approval from LE.