WP Encryption SSL

@marqueus1979 Thank you for the great review!. Please do note that this plugin is not from Let’s Encrypt and We are not associated with Let’s Encrypt in any way.

@jbmazzoleni Hello, Can you elaborate the issue and what error you are seeing in response log. Looks like your server don’t comply with all the requirements of plugin & thus un-supported on your server type.

@rwwhite151 We have made major improvements related to domain verifications. Please upgrade to latest version and try it.

@mloeffler A firewall or security restriction on your hosting server might be blocking the curl request. Pls try again. If the issue still persists, contact your hosting support.

@xtrc As stated in MUST READ support topic, this is one of the issues we can’t help with. This is likely caused because of your server blocking outgoing curl requests.

@oreshkin You might have an older version of cPanel. Faster approach would be to download certificates from plugin interface and install them directly via SSL/TLS option in your cPanel

@idiatulla 3 days in advance

@lorinesthomas this issue can arise when your server is blocking outgoing curl request. Pls contact your hosting support once regarding this issue.

@idiatulla Certificate expiry notification email will be sent to the mail address you input during Generate SSL certificate process within plugin interface.

@hassaanbinmasham1 Hello,

Login to your phpmyadmin, navigate to wp_options table and change site url & home url to https:// version. That should bring back your http site. You can rename the wp-letsencrypt-ssl plugin folder via FTP to temporarily disable the plugin.

You can disable force https by adding below code to bottom of functions.php file in your active theme and loading your site once. Later, you can enable the plugin which will have force https disabled.

add_action('init', 'wple_remove_https');
function wple_remove_https(){
delete_option('wple_opts');
}

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@libranstudio

IF your domain DNS is managed by cPanel, our PRO plugin can automate the DNS verification process in one click.

@libranstudio Hello,

If you try the HTTP challenge file url as bot using curlonline(dot)com, You will probably see empty response or noscript response saying something like “Javascript should be enabled”. This is set by various servers by default to block public/bot access. You can either request your hosting support to make HTTP challenge file publicly accessible by bots or alternatively verify your domain by adding DNS records given by our plugin in response log.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 2 months ago by WP Encryption SSL.

@odisseya Thank you. This have been already patched and will be pushed in next release.

@mybk Unfortunately our plugin is not supported on your server.

Thanks for the great review!. We would love to automate the whole process for non-cPanel based sites too but due to certain server restrictions automating the task for non-cPanel sites is almost impossible. Anyhow, you handled it the right way by sending generated certificates to your hosting support for taking care of the installation.