Ssl Issues

[SebUnknown]

celeste-server.rf.gd and sebs.rf.gd

I gave both the sites a ssl certificate and it says issued. I uploaded the private key and certificate key in the ssl panel. Then the site gets worst… goes from http to https with the big red “not secure”. Also says the ssl certificate is not trusted. Didn’t even know that was possible but it happened to me. Anyone know how to fix this?

[Greenreader9]

Just make sure you type https:// before the URL

[Admin]

Looks all fine to me.

Some thoughts:

• What browser and OS are you using? Do you have the same issue on other browsers/devices?
• Does it work if you try opening the site in private browsing mode (Google Chrome notably caches certificate data)?
• Can you share a screenshot of the certificate details it shows for you?

[SebUnknown]

I am Using A Chromebook

And Look

And the certificate details are

All the help i get would be incredible and would mean alot, thanks.

[Greenreader9]

Go here: https://sebs.rf.gd

Right now, there are 2 version of your site. The HTTP one (The one you are looking at) and the HTTPS one (The one myself and Admin are looking at).

If you follow the link above, you will see that it is working perfectly.

Please read this from my guide so you can make sure all visitors get the HTTPS version:

@Greenreader9

If someone goes to http://yoursite.com, they will not get the lock icon (They will get the unsecured message). So, you want to have everyone that goes to the unsecured version, automatically get redirected to the secure version! It’s easy to set up too!

1. log in to your website so you can view its files (Using the online file manager or with FileZilla)
2. If there is a .htaccess file inside of the /htdocs directory (It should NOT say “DO NOT EDIT” at the top!), add this code at the bottom of the file,

RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTP:X-Forwarded-Proto} =http
RewriteRule (.*) https://%{HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI} [L,R=301]

2. If there is NOT a .htaccess file in the /htdocs, download the file below and upload it to the /htdocs directory

.htaccess (126 Bytes)

3. That’s it! Note that it can take up to 24 hours for it to work!

Now, if someone goes to http://yoursite.com, they will be automatically redirected to https://yoursite.com! It’s totally secure now!

[SebUnknown]

Yes but before i redirect people i want to have the https working. I clicked the https://seba.rf.gd link and once again it shows me this:

As you see even with https, it still says not secure. And i never even seen this happen to any site ever… So do you know how to fix this?

[Greenreader9]

Try a different browser or clear your cache. It looks like your using chrome, which does cache certificate data.

[SebUnknown]

Well…

I didn’t do anything? I did nothing with control panel or file manager, and i didnt delete the acc… So what is happening!!!

[tiruger]

@SebUnknown

sebs.rf.gd

check out this

[Greenreader9]

Clear your cache, its working fine for me.

[Casmat]

Its not working for me, and I cleared cache

[Admin]

Could it be a Chromebook specific issue? It could be that they are a bit more strict in their SSL implementation than most other operating systems.

[Casmat]

Im using windows chromium

[SebUnknown]

Well now my site is working. Thank you everyone so much for the help