Auto-Install Free SSL 4.0 Error

  • Resolved lautaroe

    (@lautaroe)


    5 months ago

    Hi guys!

    I got an error when I tried to regenerate my certificates using this setup:

    WordPress Version: 6.5.4
    Auto-Install Free SSL version: 4.0.0
    PHP Version: 8.2.18

    The log of the email said:
    E_ERROR in line 58 of /home2/XXX/public_html/wp-content/plugins/auto-install-free-ssl/FreeSSLAuto/src/Controller.php.

    Message error: Uncaught TypeError: in_array(): Argument #2 ($haystack) must be of type array, null given in /home2/XXXX/public_html/wp-content/plugins/auto-install-free-ssl/FreeSSLAuto/src/Controller.php:58

    I saw that that line was added in version 4.0 and I was able to regenerate the certificates without problem downgrading and using Auto-Install Free SSL version 3.6.10.

    It will be great if you can fix this issue.

    Thanks for the plugin.

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  • Plugin Contributor HTTPS Free SSL Dot Tech

    (@freessl)

    @lautaroe Thank you very much for reporting the issue. Sure, we’ll fix the issue.

    With our testing environment, this issue doesn’t appear. So, we need more information.

    Please provide me with your website address & web server software name and send me the complete Log on the date the issue occurred. The Log includes some technical information about the issue.

    The Log is located in the plugin’s menu at the left-hand sidebar. You may replace your web hosting username with ‘XXXX’.

    If you hesitate to share the Log publicly, you can send it to us by email. In that case, please send the?complete?Log as a text file attachment. Our email id: support AT freessl.tech

    Plugin Author Anindya Sundar Mandal

    (@speedify)

    @lautaroe During plugin activation, our plugin does a few data entries in the WordPress options table (wp_options, if ‘wp_’ is the WordPress database table prefix). One of such ‘option_name’?is

    exclude_domains_auto_install_free_ssl

    and its ‘option_value’ is the following:

    a:1:{s:18:"domains_to_exclude";a:0:{}}

    The error you reported indicates that the above data has been corrupted somehow. Please make a change in the options table to reflect the proper value mentioned above. Then, update the plugin to the latest version and try to regenerate the SSL certificate.

    Please let me know if that works for you.

    If the issue continues, please don’t hesitate to reply here.

    Thread Starter lautaroe

    (@lautaroe)

    Thanks for your reply guys!

    @freessl, I only have the actual log (version 3.6.10) and it shows no errors.

    @speedify, I will try this fix in the next certificate renew (3 months for now) and post over here.

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