SSL Certificate Issue

the gent · Apr 19, 2020

Hi all

I bought a hosting plan yesterday and the SSL Certificate come with hosting plan for free, and when i want to set up SSL for my domain, it does not work even if the Certificate is already installed in my cPanel and i did the 'Run AutoSSL', yet it didn't go green lock, did someone faced this issue

borowest · Apr 19, 2020

Verify with online ssl checker otherwise you may need to review the ssl installation process

the gent · Apr 19, 2020

borowest said:
the ssl installation process

it is auto-installed, as i used the same server before when i went and clicked on 'Run Auto SSL' , and the SSL showed on the domain name on the search bar, but this time it didn't, i will contact the support and see!

Ollez · Apr 19, 2020

I know from my experience with bluehost it can take a day to kick into action.

peachseo · Apr 19, 2020

Are you using WordPress if yes then install really simple SSL plugin do some basic setting in plugin

the gent · Apr 19, 2020

Ollez said:
I know from my experience with bluehost it can take a day to kick into action.

Then i will wait till tomorrow and see

peachseo said:
Are you using WordPress if yes then install really simple SSL plugin do some basic setting in plugin

I didn't install WordPress with softaculous yet, as i want to set up the SSL Certificate on my domain first

imanseptian · Apr 19, 2020

You can use Cloudflare and use their free SSL service. I think it's better than free SSL from the hosting provider.

10zen · Apr 19, 2020

Have you made changes to enforce https?

If not copy paste this in your htaccess file

Code:

#httacess ssl force
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTPS} off
RewriteRule (.*) https://%{HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI} [R=301,L]

the gent · Apr 20, 2020

I contacted my server admin and everything solved, thanks guys appreciate the help

10zen said:
Have you made changes to enforce https?

If not copy paste this in your htaccess file

You should never miss with the htaccess file, all you need to do if you want to enforce https; just go to cPanel dashboard, scroll down to 'domains' then click on force to https, and that's it

hideath · Apr 20, 2020

the gent said:
You should never miss with the htaccess file, all you need to do if you want to enforce https; just go to cPanel dashboard, scroll down to 'domains' then click on force to https, and that's it

Same thing

Using htaccess is never that hard, and it can help for many purposes

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