SSL Certificates Deletion Problem

[anon8123715]

My account: epiz_31559516 (ionutx02.ml)
As the title says I can’t delete the SSL Certificates from Login to your account - InfinityFree - The delete button doesn’t appear to press it.

[ZyxphierYeska]

Have you tried to do that from some other browser or at Private tab?

[anon8123715]

Yes and it still doesn’t work.

[Oxy]

Delete an ssl certificate before it expires

A website can only have one SSL certificate at a time. If you had uploaded the self signed certificate first, and then got a GoGetSSL certificate and replaced the existing self signed certificate with it, then the self signed certificate is gone. The Delete Certificate button is indeed broken, but that doesn’t really matter. Because you can just replace the old certificate with a new one whenever you want. And removing a bad certificate won’t fix your website, it will just give you a slightly…

Delete SSL Certificates

Pending certificates cannot be deleted (anymore). The order is already sent to GoGetSSL, and things become a mess if we delete the corresponding record on our end. After 30 days, GoGetSSL will mark the order as failed. Similar story for failed orders: the orders exist with their providers and we can’t undo them. Over time, the failed and expired orders will move to the bottom of the list, and eventually onto other pages. And if you’re having trouble finding other orders now, you can click the …

[anon8123715]

Thanks for the info but now I’m stuck with the SSL and I can’t use the SSL from CloudFlare. Even if I remove the private key and certificate key from https://cpanel.epizy.com/panel/indexpl.php?option=ssl
Also, I can’t delete my hosting account and create a new one because the forum account is attached to it.

[Greenreader9]

Delete the hosting account, not the entire client area account. Open the account and click the “Edit” button. Move your domain and files to a new account.

Note that Cloudflare CA certificates are not supported here.

[Oxy]

@anon8123715

I’m stuck with the SSL and I can’t use the SSL from CloudFlare.

An “Invalid SSL Certificate” error is raised by Cloudflare if you set your domain to use “Full (strict)” SSL mode without having a valid SSL certificate installed on your hosting account. Unless you already got an SSL certificate from another certificate provider, you should use “Full” mode instead.

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