HTTPS Free SSL Dot Tech
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The data of the option ‘aifs_return_array_step1_manually ‘ you posted is corrupted somehow.
If I unserialize, it returns false and display a notice. e.g., at https://onlinephp.io/unserialize if I enter this data and click ‘Run code’, the result is the following:
Notice: unserialize(): Error at offset 5 of 2910 bytes in /home/user/scripts/code.php on line 2
falseBut the plugin get any other data. With this data, you won’t see Verification file 1, Verification file 2, and Link 1, Link 2.
@maksim22 So, “Verification file 2” is working correctly, and the issue is with “Verification file 1”.
We need more information to diagnose the issue.
Please post the content of the option ‘aifs_return_array_step1_manually ‘. It’s in the WordPress database’s “#_options” table, where ‘#_’ is the WordPress Database Table prefix.
The links are not incorrect except Link 1. Did you copy Link 1 correctly?
After you upload a static file, your web server should serve its content. It’s the default behavior of any WordPress website.
But when I clicked ‘Link 2‘, I got a ‘404 Not Found’ error. Here is the screenshot. Your web server must have a misconfiguration; our plugin has no control over it.
If you can’t fix this issue even with the help of your web hosting provider, please try the DNS-01 challenge instead. You must create two DNS TXT records with your domain registrar (or DNS provider). Please search for your domain registrar’s documentation on how to set DNS TXT records. Once you set the DNS TXT records, please wait at least 15 minutes before you proceed.
I am marking this topic resolved. However, if you need any more help, please feel free to reply here.
@lautaroe Thank you very much for reporting the issue. Sure, we’ll fix the issue.
With our testing environment, this issue doesn’t appear. So, we need more information.
Please provide me with your website address & web server software name and send me the complete Log on the date the issue occurred. The Log includes some technical information about the issue.
The Log is located in the plugin’s menu at the left-hand sidebar. You may replace your web hosting username with ‘XXXX’.
If you hesitate to share the Log publicly, you can send it to us by email. In that case, please send the complete Log as a text file attachment. Our email id: support AT freessl.tech
@jscheefer We haven’t heard back from you for a while. I guess the issue is fixed now. If the issue still persists, please reply here. I am resolving this topic for now.
The plugin tried to detect if the web hosting control panel is cPanel by attempting to connect to port 2083, but it failed. (So it wrote that detailed information in the Log.) This indicates that the control panel is not cPanel.
The plugin displays video documentation based on the detected control panel.
However, this is not a critical issue and will not prevent generating a free SSL certificate. If you can’t generate an SSL certificate, the cause must be anything other than this. That’s why I requested the complete Log.
Have a nice day!
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- This reply was modified 2 years, 7 months ago by HTTPS Free SSL Dot Tech.
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@jscheefer Please send me the complete Log in a text file.
From the plugin’s menu at the left-hand sidebar, you’ll find the Log.
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Please upgrade to PHP 5.6 if you want to use our plugin.
@sergibosch You need minimum PHP 5.6 to running the premium plugin too. There is no way changing this. I am extremely sorry.
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