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CentOS 7 Problems / Re: SSL with Cloudflare (Please read - don't assume I haven't read other posts).
« on: February 15, 2017, 02:49:14 PM »
I assumed you meant SSL? Tried that, didn't work... Do I have to do anything after that? Suggestions appreciated.
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CentOS 7 Problems / SSL with Cloudflare (Please read - don't assume I haven't read other posts).
« on: February 15, 2017, 12:12:52 PM »
Hello,
Relatively new to server management, but have been developing for a few years so it's easier. Anyway, I'm trying to allow SSL on the domains I host on Centos Web panel, I have a premium Cloudflare plan which includes an SSL certificate. It does not provide the actual certificate information, but if I used a different panel such as cPanel, you just type in the HTTPS and it works fine. At the moment, when I'm trying to connect via HTTPS I get this "This site can’t provide a secure connection - mydomain sent an invalid response." how can I do it? Please don't suggest lets encrypt, this is not what I paid to use.
Obviously I can't use the tools like 'Install SSL Certificate' because that's not how Cloudflare works, as you are all aware I'm sure.
Any explanations and steps on how to fix this would be appreciated.
Cheers.
Relatively new to server management, but have been developing for a few years so it's easier. Anyway, I'm trying to allow SSL on the domains I host on Centos Web panel, I have a premium Cloudflare plan which includes an SSL certificate. It does not provide the actual certificate information, but if I used a different panel such as cPanel, you just type in the HTTPS and it works fine. At the moment, when I'm trying to connect via HTTPS I get this "This site can’t provide a secure connection - mydomain sent an invalid response." how can I do it? Please don't suggest lets encrypt, this is not what I paid to use.
Obviously I can't use the tools like 'Install SSL Certificate' because that's not how Cloudflare works, as you are all aware I'm sure.
Any explanations and steps on how to fix this would be appreciated.
Cheers.
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