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SSL / Re: SSL with subdomains, wildcard problem
« on: August 28, 2017, 04:40:15 PM »
Yes, sure it works!
But is interesting that pannel do it automatically. How we can tell to developers about this issue?
But is interesting that pannel do it automatically. How we can tell to developers about this issue?
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SSL / Re: SSL with subdomains, wildcard problem
« on: August 25, 2017, 03:40:35 AM »
I think if you not use * in domain, when you generate a CSR, the ssl seller won't understand as Wildcard certificate, because there is no *. in domain.
In filesystem, some links was created wrong, I think.
Why dont replace the *. part of file by *-, fo example? This should work.
Another hint is to create a option to upload certificate, like cPanel do.
In filesystem, some links was created wrong, I think.
Why dont replace the *. part of file by *-, fo example? This should work.
Another hint is to create a option to upload certificate, like cPanel do.
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SSL / Re: SSL with subdomains, wildcard problem
« on: August 25, 2017, 03:23:16 AM »
Hi!
Im facing this problem too. It creates a file started with *.yourdomain.com.crt, but this *. have problems with linux filesystem.
Does anyone has installed a Wildcard on CWP before?
Im facing this problem too. It creates a file started with *.yourdomain.com.crt, but this *. have problems with linux filesystem.
Does anyone has installed a Wildcard on CWP before?
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CentOS 7 Problems / Problem installing Wildcard SSL valid certificate
« on: August 22, 2017, 10:06:43 PM »
Im facing problem installating a valid Wildcard SSL.
When I generate the CSR using *.domain.com (*. because it is wildcard), the file generated contains *. in the name, causing problems with linux filesystem.
I think the . must be replaced in file names.
When I generate the CSR using *.domain.com (*. because it is wildcard), the file generated contains *. in the name, causing problems with linux filesystem.
I think the . must be replaced in file names.
