SSL Certificate

[Hurricane]

Looks like YBW need a "whip round" to pay for a new SSL certificate.

 

[petem]

Looks like YBW need a "whip round" to pay for a new SSL certificate.

Yep ?

 

[BruceK]

As if a SSL cert is going to keep you safe from the Conwy Mob ?

 

[ctva]

Yes, Probably not raising enough cash from advertisers now that the Lounge and associated forums are devoid of interest.

 

[Hurricane]

Actually, I wonder how many people just give up when they see the security message page. That would mean NO advertising.

 

[jrudge]

It is also in the tech feedback forum. I have just chimed in. Miserable way to run a commercial enterprise. I suspect we can’t say that as criticism of any kind instead of being acted upon gets you banned ! Ask Deleted User

 

[jrudge]

Interesting. I just said ask Mike-f without the hypen and it changes on the fly to Deleted User.

 

[TonyR123]

once SSL has been sorted then maybe sort the link to the forum from the main header

 

[mil1194]

Yeah….. as they are all of £27 or even less if you’re not picky ?‍

 

[Hurricane]

Yeah….. as they are all of £27 or even less if you’re not picky ?‍

You can even get a free one. from here Let's Encrypt

 

[vas]

You can even get a free one. from here Let's Encrypt

indeed, that's what I'm using on my office server...

 

[mil1194]

You can even get a free one. from here Let's Encrypt

We can provide free ones as well but didn’t mention it as some suggest that ‘free’ equals ‘no value’

 

[TwoHooter]

You can even get a free one. from here Let's Encrypt

The trouble with Let's Encrypt is they don't support any Android OS older than 7.1.1 and that means I've had to change the email settings on our tablet (which is 6.0.1) to SSL (accept all certificates) so that we can continue to send and receive emails from and to our domains which are hosted by krystalhosting.co.uk who use Let's Encrypt for certificates. I tried to get the tablet rooted and a newer version of Android installed but it seems nobody wants to do that any more and I haven't time to learn how to do it myself. I'm now having to (a) decide whether "accept all certificates" is safe (it probably isn't), or (b) whether to get £50 for the old tablet on ebay and spend £350 for a replacement, and (c) what to do about my upcoming (long delayed) conversion to Linux Mint. Let's Encrypt don't list Mint as a supported version of Linux.

 

[ShaneAtSea]

The trouble with Let's Encrypt is they don't support any Android OS older than 7.1.1 and that means I've had to change the email settings on our tablet (which is 6.0.1) to SSL (accept all certificates) so that we can continue to send and receive emails from and to our domains which are hosted by krystalhosting.co.uk who use Let's Encrypt for certificates. I tried to get the tablet rooted and a newer version of Android installed but it seems nobody wants to do that any more and I haven't time to learn how to do it myself. I'm now having to (a) decide whether "accept all certificates" is safe (it probably isn't), or (b) whether to get £50 for the old tablet on ebay and spend £350 for a replacement, and (c) what to do about my upcoming (long delayed) conversion to Linux Mint. Let's Encrypt don't list Mint as a supported version of Linux.

Ive always used Cloudflare for free SSL and CDN services in the past. Its really easy to setup and incudes a ton of other services.

But you can buy a really good Wildcard SSL from somewhere like Godaddy for less than £150