HTTPS Free SSL Dot Tech
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@jimthesoul Please let me know the following:
1. Your website address.
2. What you did.
3. What are you facing, in detail and screenshots.Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Auto-Install Free SSL – Generate & Install Free SSL Certificates] Thank youMy pleasure 🙂
@adetutuijose
We don’t collect any of your information. So we can’t confirm.
With the recent version (released almost a year ago), we don’t need Really Simple SSL plugin.
Please post a screenshot of your cron job settings.@adetutuijose That is a regular reminder from Let’s Encrypt.
Please check the basic settings. You must have changed the SSL renewal days from 30 days to any other value (prior to expiry) or the cron job was not set properly.
If you have set up the cron job correctly, the plugin will renew SSL in time. Please don’t worry.
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@robertpurnomo Con job command is like the following:
php -q /home/username/public_html/wordpress_directory/wp-content/plugins/auto-install-free-ssl/cron.phpPlease replace /home/username/public_html/wordpress_directory with the path of your WordPress installation.
@sunnyujjawal Could you please post screenshots of the emails?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Auto-Install Free SSL – Generate & Install Free SSL Certificates] NGINX@ohhellothere So, only the SSL installation will be manual and our plugin will work as usual with Nginx.
@trutherone You can use our plugin to issue wildcard SSL for the subsites from now. It will issue a new one automatically for the main site before expiry.
Make sure you install this plugin on the main network administrator site only.
@webstuffok Our plugin doesn’t do anything with frontend styling. If you deactivate, settings will be intact. Cronjob will run but the plugin won’t work. As soon as you activate the plugin, the cron job will be functional.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Auto-Install Free SSL – Generate & Install Free SSL Certificates] NGINX@ohhellothere Yes, you can. We haven’t tested with Nginx though. If you are using cPanel, everything will be automated. Otherwise, only the SSL installation will be manual.
FYI, This plugin installs SSL with cPanel API and doesn’t work with Apache/Nginx directly.@ryanprice20 You don’t need to uninstall any SSL certificate.
Please make sure you entered the exact same password that you use to log in cPanel. Passwords are case sensitive.
Do you have 2FA enabled on the cPanel?
@rene-rene Please check this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEwcWBWohXs
@rene-rene Did you set the cron job and choose to receive cron output by email? Please post the cron output.
@staydigital Which key?
@staydigital We are getting your website okay.
Screenshot: https://freessl.tech/img/staydigital_tech.png