HTTPS Free SSL Dot Tech

@polak149 Please let me know the following:

1. Our plugin’s version.
2. PHP version.

and send a screenshot (unedited) of the error. Complete error message with line number reference should be visible in the screenshot.

@palomalongueira Could you please share a screenshot of the plugin’s main page? Please include the menu items too.

@keithhulstaert Most probably, it is caused by an incorrect ownership issue of the WordPress directory.

Are you on shared hosting? If yes, please contact your web hosting company. They have control over it. Otherwise, if you are on a VPS, what is your web server? Apache or NGINX?

@mhmcrae As this is a case of the premium plugin, Please contact through the ‘Contact Us’ menu from within the plugin, with full screenshots of the plugin’s main page including the menu items. We’ll be happy to help.

@tamierp You have written “They want you to install first then they will spring it on you. That is shady.”

We announced the pro version on November 3, 2020, and explained the difficulty of spending hundreds of hours for the plugin without monetary return. Since then for 1 year and 8 months, we notified our users with admin notice. You had enough time to switch to a different solution if you wanted to.

To give existing users even more time before making a purchase (or switching to a different solution), we offer our Existing users 6 months of premium license free of cost. So you can still continue using the plugin at no cost till 31 December 2022.

If you have learned how to install an SSL certificate on your website, the free version is enough for getting an SSL certificate for FREE and you never have to purchase the premium.

The premium version does this work for you and saves your time (for many people, time is money). Now it’s your choice which version you use or not.

For the new users, we have clearly mentioned the FREE PLUGIN FEATURES and the PREMIUM PLUGIN FEATURES so they understand the difference and decide before installing.
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For your information, this plugin and all WordPress plugins are released under ‘GNU General Public License’. As per the practice of WordPress, it is mentioned in the readme.txt file and in the code files.

GNU GPL tells us, “This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY. … When we speak of free software, we are referring to freedom, not price. Our General Public Licenses are designed to make sure that you have the freedom to distribute copies of free software (and charge for them if you wish), that you receive source code or can get it if you want it, that you can change the software or use pieces of it in new free programs, and that you know you can do these things.”

• This reply was modified 4 years, 2 months ago by HTTPS Free SSL Dot Tech.

@magicadey Yes, you are right.

We announced the pro version on November 3, 2020, and explained the difficulty of spending hundreds of hours for the plugin without monetary return. Since then we have notified our users with admin notice. Please feel free to read the post if you haven’t read it already: https://freessl.tech/blog/auto-install-free-ssl-needs-your-help-to-survive/

As per the announcement, we offer our Existing users 6 months of premium license free of cost. So you can still use the plugin at no cost till 31 December 2022.

After that, if you purchase a license within one week, you will get a 30% discount!

The premium plugin will open the opportunity to earn money with our affiliate program (up to 30%) which we’ll launch soon. We have chosen a 3rd party service Freemius for sales and affiliate tracking.

You are receiving this email because you provided the cPanel password over simple HTTP.

This email tells you to:
1. Change your cPanel password
2. Then access your WordPress dashboard over HTTPS. (You don’t need to activate Force HTTPS).
3. Go to the ‘cPanel settings’ page of Auto-Install Free SSL, provide the changed cPanel password and submit.

Once you do this, you’ll stop receiving that email.