• I have a MultiSite setup with subdomains, using the Domain Mapping plugin to map the actual domain to the subdomain, i.e. juliabensonslaughter.com is mapped to juliabensonslaughter.artofthefirebird.com. The domains are set up properly as addon domains in cPanel

    I installed WP-Encrypt and set up everything for artofthefirebird.com and the subdomains, and set up SSL using the Really Simple SSL plugin. However, the mapped addon domains were not included in the certificate generated, so when I attempt to access juliabensonslaughter.com I get a insecure connection message. Is there a way to have the same certificate be useable for the addon domains automatically, or will I have to go to Let’s Encrypt and separately generate each certificate for the addon domains?

    Thank you.

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  • Hi, I got the same problem too. Anybody has an answer for that? Or WP-Encrypt plugin does not support that and we’ll need to do it manually? Thx!

    Plugin Author Felix Arntz

    (@flixos90)

    Hi,

    the plugin only handles domains that are stored in the database as the actual domain of a site. However, the latest Beta includes a filter that you can use to add further domains to the certificate (https://github.com/felixarntz/wp-encrypt/blob/1.0.0-beta.7/inc/WPENC/ActionHandler.php#L164).

    Note that these additional domains must be properly reachable by the Let’s Encrypt service and also be part of the WordPress setup in order to work. If these requirements are not met, you would unfortunately need to take care of this manually.

    Hi Felix, I have Beta 7 installed but I don’t see the filter. How do I utilize it?

    Thanks!

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