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RE: [Module] Certificate Manager - iraqiboy90 - 12-18-2015 Why do I get a redirect issue? "This webpage has a redirect loop" I have disabled all redirects on my htaccess... still the same problem.. How can I diagnose this? RE: [Module] Certificate Manager - culunsure - 12-30-2015 Hi I have follow the step on page 1, but it's still not resolve to https. I haven't install mod_ssl on my vps here is my vhost after activate the [Module] Certificate Manager Quote:# DOMAIN: indonesiaidekreatif.xyz But when I restart the httpd service it's showing error : Quote:Starting httpd: Syntax error on line 270 of /etc/sentora/configs/apache/httpd-vhosts.conf: I dont know where is the wrong. Did I miss something? I have try to browse around the forum but didn't found what I am looking for. Please help. Thank's RE: [Module] Certificate Manager - Jakeey802 - 12-31-2015 Generated a self signed cert to test out but I ended up with a year comodo signed cert? Sure, ill take that lmao Edit: It also appears to break normal domains when using port 8080. It loads the control panel login screen on port 8080 and the main website on 443. Even after removing the cert it's still broken. Edit again: even using port 80 it kills everything RE: [Module] Certificate Manager - AgentD - 01-03-2016 (12-31-2015, 09:32 AM)Jakeey802 Wrote: Generated a self signed cert to test out but I ended up with a year comodo signed cert? Same exact scenario with me, it generated the certificate fine, site loaded fine in https, 5 minutes later and every page gives me connection refused. I've re-installed my OS (Centos 7) 3 times, same results. # out the port 443 listen, too. RE: [Module] Certificate Manager - Diablo925 - 01-09-2016 and remember this part have come some things that should be directed to the works on centos 7 and 6.5 after SSL has been Activated your must open /etc/httpd/conf.d/ssl.conf and add # before listen 443 and save RE: [Module] Certificate Manager - TGates - 01-09-2016 Yer, it was working before, but now (Ubuntu 14.04) it tends to mess up other sites... Doing some more testing. RE: [Module] Certificate Manager - TGates - 01-09-2016 Update: It works perfect as long as I do not use it for my panel login. If I use it for my panel login things get messed up. It redirects my panel login to my main site although the httpd-vhosts.conf file looks OK... Hmmm... RE: [Module] Certificate Manager - AgentD - 01-12-2016 Works fine for 5-10 minutes then everything goes to ERR:CONNECTION:REFUSED Followed all steps, including commenting out the port 443 listen.... RE: [Module] Certificate Manager - bbspike - 01-12-2016 A general remark for people expirence trouble with the port 443 listen. When you install open-ssl for the first with yum in centos 6 or 7 you have to edit the ssl.conf file in the /etc/httpd/conf.d directory: comment out the namevirtualhost and listen lines: Code: # When we also provide SSL we have to listen to the
# the HTTPS port in addition.
#
#Listen 443
#NameVirtualHost *:443RE: [Module] Certificate Manager - AgentD - 01-13-2016 (01-12-2016, 10:20 PM)bbspike Wrote: A general remark for people expirence trouble with the port 443 listen. When you install open-ssl for the first with yum in centos 6 or 7 you have to edit the ssl.conf file in the /etc/httpd/conf.d directory: I've got it up and running, however, commenting out <VirtualHost _default_:443> was killing everything. I'm not sure what I did differently. |