Maurice wrote:russ wrote:We'll hopefully be turning on SSL soon.letsencrypt is a beautiful thing.+1. Easy to set up. Plus the site already has https turned on, just need to swap out the current cert for the right one. The current cert has a common name of just "electricalweb", which obviously doesn't work when the domain is electricalaudio.comQuick deploy of a cert from LetsEncrypt and a rule to redirect from 80 to 443 and we'd be in business.

Maurice wrote:russ wrote:We'll hopefully be turning on SSL soon.letsencrypt is a beautiful thing.+1. Easy to set up. Plus the site already has https turned on, just need to swap out the current cert for the right one. The current cert has a common name of just "electricalweb", which obviously doesn't work when the domain is electricalaudio.comQuick deploy of a cert from LetsEncrypt and a rule to redirect from 80 to 443 and we'd be in business.

Maurice wrote:russ wrote:We'll hopefully be turning on SSL soon.letsencrypt is a beautiful thing.+1. Easy to set up. Plus the site already has https turned on, just need to swap out the current cert for the right one. The current cert has a common name of just "electricalweb", which obviously doesn't work when the domain is electricalaudio.comQuick deploy of a cert from LetsEncrypt and a rule to redirect from 80 to 443 and we'd be in business.

Maurice wrote:russ wrote:We'll hopefully be turning on SSL soon.letsencrypt is a beautiful thing.+1. Easy to set up. Plus the site already has https turned on, just need to swap out the current cert for the right one. The current cert has a common name of just "electricalweb", which obviously doesn't work when the domain is electricalaudio.comQuick deploy of a cert from LetsEncrypt and a rule to redirect from 80 to 443 and we'd be in business.

Maurice wrote:russ wrote:We'll hopefully be turning on SSL soon.letsencrypt is a beautiful thing.+1. Easy to set up. Plus the site already has https turned on, just need to swap out the current cert for the right one. The current cert has a common name of just "electricalweb", which obviously doesn't work when the domain is electricalaudio.comQuick deploy of a cert from LetsEncrypt and a rule to redirect from 80 to 443 and we'd be in business.

Maurice wrote:russ wrote:We'll hopefully be turning on SSL soon.letsencrypt is a beautiful thing.this^do not use a self-signed certificate.

Maurice wrote:russ wrote:We'll hopefully be turning on SSL soon.letsencrypt is a beautiful thing.this^do not use a self-signed certificate.

Maurice wrote:russ wrote:We'll hopefully be turning on SSL soon.letsencrypt is a beautiful thing.this^do not use a self-signed certificate.

Maurice wrote:russ wrote:We'll hopefully be turning on SSL soon.letsencrypt is a beautiful thing.this^do not use a self-signed certificate.

Maurice wrote:russ wrote:We'll hopefully be turning on SSL soon.letsencrypt is a beautiful thing.this^do not use a self-signed certificate.