The certificate you have entered does not match the current private key

[XyrexThePlez0809]

Username (e.g. epiz_XXX) or Website URL

minecore.rf.gd

Error Message

The certificate you have entered does not match the current private key.

Other Information

Yes, the middle is generated from that button right beside the upload key
and both of the top and bottom are form the SSL page

[KangJL]

@XyrexThePlez0809

The certificate you have entered does not match the current private key.

1. Make sure the private key is the one generated together with the current SSL cert.
2. Why do you need CSR if SSL was generated using SSL tool from IF client area?

[XyrexThePlez0809]

The certificate you have entered does not match the current private key.

same error message this time i did it without generating CSR

[XyrexThePlez0809]

i also tried removing all and having all of the key double checked

[KangJL]

Did you do this?

@KangJL

Make sure the private key is the one generated together with the current SSL cert.

[XyrexThePlez0809]

you click this right and fill up the info?

[XyrexThePlez0809]

and then copy this to the correct columns right

[KangJL]

You better read this

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Since you are using IF SSL tool, no CSR is required.

Just upload private key, then upload SSL cert will do

[XyrexThePlez0809]

i also did the CNAME and i also did that priv key with ssl cert and upload it same error

[Admin]

@XyrexThePlez0809

you click this right and fill up the info?

No. Please read the instructions, it tells you how to upload an SSL certificate if you already have a private key (which you do). And if you already have a private key, you don’t need to generate another private key.

Also, I just checked your control panel and it looks like you were able to resolve it yourself.

[XyrexThePlez0809]

all good now i rechecked the fill up forms and re did them 10 times turns out the page was bugging i had my cache cleared and history cleared up