In your case, the ssl test page should load successfully within the plugin, so the plugin should detect ssl, even though the configuration is not recognized. If the plugin does not load the test page successfully, something else might be the matter. Could you send me your debug log? https://really-simple-ssl.com/contact
Hello and Happy New Year!
I have the exact same problem… it was working perfectly a few days ago.
Tonight, I tried to install it in another website but the plugging gives an error that reads:
“”No SSL was detected. If you are just waiting for your ssl certificate to kick in you can dismiss this warning.””
When I click the debug tab, this is what comes up:
“”To view results here, enable the debug option in the settings tab.””
Where are the debug settings to get the debug log?
Under configuration it simply reads:
“error No SSL detected. “
Thank you so much for your assistance!
There is a settings tab, where you can enable debug. Let me know what it says.
Oh my, how did I miss that? …. Thank you!
Here it is:
loading options…
pluginurl: http://www.xdomian.com/wp-content/plugins/really-simple-ssl/
plugin version: 2.2.12
testing for ssl…
Returned errorcode: 403
The ssl page returned an error: unknown error
— ssl detected: FALSE
— force ssl: FALSE
For some reason the plugin gets a forbidden error.
It might be that the security settings do not allow access to plugin folders.
What do you see if you access this page directly (replace yourdomain.com with the correct domain)?
http://www.yourdomain.com/wp-content/plugins/really-simple-ssl/ssl-test-page.php
Ok I see, I will try tweaking the settings a bit,
This is what I see:
SSL test page
This page is used purely to test for ssl availability.
#NO KNOWN SSL CONFIGURATION DETECTED#
HTTP_HOST: http://www.xdomain.com
REQUEST_URI: /wp-content/plugins/really-simple-ssl/ssl-test-page.php
I see I made a mistake: you have to use https to see correctly test ssl on your site. Use (with https instead of http):
https://www.yourdomain.com/wp-content/plugins/really-simple-ssl/ssl-test-page.php
Can you check again?
Oh no worries.
This looks better:
SSL test page
This page is used purely to test for ssl availability.
#SERVER-HTTPS-ON# (on)
#SERVERPORT443#
#SUCCESFULLY DETECTED SSL#
HTTP_HOST: http://www.xdomain.com
REQUEST_URI: /wp-content/plugins/really-simple-ssl/ssl-test-page.php
As the configuration didn’t work, you’ll have to do it manually. Based on the test page, you can turn on force ssl in the settings.
Then you can add
RewriteCond %{HTTPS} !=on
RewriteRule (.*) https://%{HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI} [R,L]
To your .htaccess
Great! I will try that.
Thank you so much Rogler! I appreciate your time.
