• Resolved gerwyn

    (@gerwyn)


    Just installed and activated the plugin, registered the account and then clicked the generate certificate, I then get the “cURL error 3: malformed” error.

    The site is on shared hosting, am I right in thinking it could be my host stopping me from using WP Encrypt / Lets Encrypt?

    Any suggestions?

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-encrypt/

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  • Andre

    (@andrejcarter)

    I’m getting the same error.

    Plugin Author Felix Arntz

    (@flixos90)

    Hi,

    let me look into this issue if I can find something out. The problem doesn’t sound related to shared hosting.

    However, it’s still unlikely that the plugin will fully work on a shared hosting environment, since they usually limit all kinds of stuff 🙁

    Sherwin

    (@sherwinarnott)

    Hey Felix, thanks for checking on this.

    I don’t know if this is related or helpful but it looks like other plugins are getting this error too: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/curl-error-3-malformed-error

    Plugin Author Felix Arntz

    (@flixos90)

    Hi again,

    I just figured out where this bug was coming from. It was indeed something that changed in WordPress 4.6 that was “exposing” the bug – before it had just been more tolerant. The bug is fixed in the latest update that I just released.

    Sherwin

    (@sherwinarnott)

    Thank you, I was able to generate a certificate! I’ll try the remaining steps now and see how far I can get.

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