this sites SSL cert if borked
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Re: this sites SSL cert if borked
no wonder you have a bot problem! HAHA come on man get with the modern age and make this site https
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Re: this sites SSL cert if borked
Whelp... it didn't break it, but it also doesn't seem to work.
I recieved a valid certificate via Let's Encrypt Authority (if you click the "not secure" by the url, you'll see it). and added the following to the very top of my my .htaccess:
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTPS} !=on
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://%{HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI} [L,R=301,NE]
That should, in theory, force the server to use "https" on all pages served under this domain, but it isn't. Perhaps there's another setting in dreamhost that makes this go.
Homework, ugh
I recieved a valid certificate via Let's Encrypt Authority (if you click the "not secure" by the url, you'll see it). and added the following to the very top of my my .htaccess:
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTPS} !=on
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://%{HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI} [L,R=301,NE]
That should, in theory, force the server to use "https" on all pages served under this domain, but it isn't. Perhaps there's another setting in dreamhost that makes this go.
Homework, ugh
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Re: this sites SSL cert if borked
Homework completed... changing it from "https://%{HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI}" to "https://%damagedpeople.com%{REQUEST_URI}" worked.
Yay for that!
It still shows the domain as "Not secure" though. Other than changing the cookie settings for "cookie secure" to "yes", I'm not sure what to do, of even if I need to do anything (this is not my forte at all).
Yay for that!
It still shows the domain as "Not secure" though. Other than changing the cookie settings for "cookie secure" to "yes", I'm not sure what to do, of even if I need to do anything (this is not my forte at all).
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Re: this sites SSL cert if borked
So, I requested SSL on three of my domains (all I do is click a button that says "add it, bitch!"):
Ugh.
I'll keep on looking into it.
- damagedpeople.com
- toneparsons.com
- whitewomanblackdog.com
Ugh.
I'll keep on looking into it.
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Re: this sites SSL cert if borked
I have a https at the least. its not fully https but I appropriate you making that much effective
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Re: this sites SSL cert if borked
I figured it out. I had hard coded a single image in the template file as http, which was fine when the site was http, but that one thing was what kept it from rolling over to https after getting the certificate installed.
Long story short... I fixed it... kind of.
I've noticed that it hops from secure to not secure depending on what you're viewing on the site. Any pages showing a list of threads seems to be good, but go into the actual thread and it's no longer secure... weird. I'll check to make sure I didn't hard code something else (like an avatar or smiley). At least I'm on the correct path now
Long story short... I fixed it... kind of.
I've noticed that it hops from secure to not secure depending on what you're viewing on the site. Any pages showing a list of threads seems to be good, but go into the actual thread and it's no longer secure... weird. I'll check to make sure I didn't hard code something else (like an avatar or smiley). At least I'm on the correct path now
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Re: this sites SSL cert if borked
And I found it (I had used http: on my personal homepage address under my profile, which loads under every page).
Stupid!!
At least it's fixed when I post now. If you notice any other pages are borked, let me know with a link to the page so I can run it down.
Stupid!!
At least it's fixed when I post now. If you notice any other pages are borked, let me know with a link to the page so I can run it down.
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Re: this sites SSL cert if borked
I gots a lock sign now!
I was going to post a picture but forgot this isn't THAT kind of editor and I would have to host the picture for all eternity and well... it just ain't worth it.
Nice job on the SSL though.
I was going to post a picture but forgot this isn't THAT kind of editor and I would have to host the picture for all eternity and well... it just ain't worth it.
Nice job on the SSL though.
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Re: this sites SSL cert if borked
Phpbb does have its restrictions, though if it let anyone upload an image, my hosting space would be gone in a flash.
Thanks though on the compliment, I appreciated it!
Thanks though on the compliment, I appreciated it!
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