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Old 9th September 2006, 07:14
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Question SSL Certificate configuration
Ok I just registered and SSL with GODADDY.com

Now I received 2 files.

• sf_issuing.crt
• www.qcrev.com.crt

I downloaded those files into the SSL folder in www/ssl. When I connect to the site using https://www.qcrev.com I get this error.

It seems to work fine with FireFox
How ever with IE I get this error.

There is a problem with this website's security certificate.

Can some one tell how to proceed and what file should I change or where should I add these certificats

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Old 9th September 2006, 08:52
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I have seen that you fixed it already.
When i visit your site i have no errors with any browser.

Nevertheless, i like to give this info as well:

If you want to use a SSL certificate for a web on your server:

Whithin ISPConfig, on the basic tab of the website which needs SSL, you enable SSL.
Then click on the options of that site and then on the SSL tab.
There, you can put your certifate for your website.
(One certificate / IP).
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Default No Still not working
Make sure you test with this link. https://www.qcrev.com
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Old 9th September 2006, 18:32
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Default SLL picking up a fake one some where in ispconfig
This is the one it is picking up see image.

http://www.qcrev.com/images/certif.bmp
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Old 10th September 2006, 19:19
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The Common Name in the certificate isn't correct. It's www.snakeoil.dom, but it should be www.qcrev.com.
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Old 10th September 2006, 20:52
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This is weird it seems to be picking up some other SSL certificat and not my falide one. I am not sure if this files is in some other folder. Do you have any ideas to fixe this.
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Did you insert the SSL certificate in the correct filed in ISPConfig on the SSL tab of the website and select save as action?
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Old 12th September 2006, 00:40
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Default Not sure on SLL
I am not sure on that one.

Their is 2 feilds.
SSL Request and SSL Certificate

I received 2 files
• sf_issuing.crt
• www.qcrev.com.crt

Not sure what goes where.

How ever this is what I did.

Content of sf_issuig.crt was put in SSL Request
Content of www.qcrev.com was put in SSL Certificate

Is this the right step.

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You must put the content of www.qcrev.com.crt in the SSL-Certificate field. Do not change the SSL-Request field.
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