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SleepWalker 06-05-2018 02:08 PM

https - How to?
 
I've never set https before so I would need some help. I want to install https on a site currently hosted at HostGator

Were should I get a certificate?
I understand we can get these for free?
Can I provide phoney info ?
Does the info I provide is visible to all?

thanks!

kane 06-05-2018 02:14 PM

It's been a long time since I used HostGator so I don't know exactly how they work, but about a year ago I contacted my host and they were able to get it set up for me. I had to buy the cert and fix a few things on a few sites to get them to work properly, but it was pretty quick and painless.

I would suggest you go that way.

As for providing fake info, I'm not sure. I used my real info so I'm not sure if that will work.

While contacting the host, also check the registrar you used for you domain(s), most of them offer certs as well.

Sly 06-05-2018 02:20 PM

You can do these for free now using Let's Encrypt. So long as you don't have special needs, that should be fine for you.

https://letsencrypt.org/

In your case, I recommend contacting HG first and see if they can automatically set up the certificate for you. If not, they will likely provide you with details on setting up certificates within their wheelhouse.

CurrentlySober 06-05-2018 02:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sly (Post 22282174)
So long as you don't have special needs...

I keep getting told that I have special needs... :(

bloggerz 06-05-2018 03:04 PM

Vacares.com can get your website running on https:// for free!

3xmedia 06-05-2018 03:11 PM

https://thedavidweb.com/install-lets...ssl-hostgator/

SleepWalker 06-05-2018 03:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 3xmedia (Post 22282207)

Thanks! I will give this a try. I see Gator charges a one time fee of $10 to install a third- party certificate.

Klen 06-05-2018 03:26 PM

I used following tutorial to make it work:
https://www.tecmint.com/setup-https-...inx-on-centos/
However, name.com gives free SSL with domain whois, and since whois there is free, i tested and it's a little bit better then let's encypt, so i will use that in future instead let's encypt.

Smack dat 06-05-2018 04:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CurrentlySober (Post 22282195)
I keep getting told that I have special needs... :(

What special need is it that you have?

adultchatpay 06-05-2018 08:24 PM

Contact your hosting provider, tell them to set it up for you.
Easy...

SBJ 06-05-2018 08:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Smack dat (Post 22282248)
What special need is it that you have?

depends diapers duh :1orglaugh

HomerSimpson 06-06-2018 02:48 AM

if it's a small site:

1. Make a CloudFlare account (free)
2. Add your site there (free)
3. Change DNS and start using https:

Super easy and free... plus saves you bandwidth and increases site speed...

SleepWalker 06-06-2018 05:55 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by HomerSimpson (Post 22282448)
if it's a small site:

1. Make a CloudFlare account (free)
2. Add your site there (free)
3. Change DNS and start using https:

Super easy and free... plus saves you bandwidth and increases site speed...

How does it work when you have php in your pages?

HomerSimpson 06-06-2018 08:57 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SleepWalker (Post 22282488)
How does it work when you have php in your pages?

Works just fine...
Also provides your site with DDOS protection

venus 06-06-2018 07:29 PM

before using a free cert make sure its accepted by all browsers and versions. I got mine at godaddy, they are reasonable and quick. also depends on the type of cert you want, like all mine are standard SSL's except the payment gateway page, it's a Extended Validation SSL Certificate, this is the one that turns your address bar green and not just the padlock. gives customers piece of mind when they can clearly see it.

Adam_M 06-06-2018 08:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by HomerSimpson (Post 22282448)
if it's a small site:

1. Make a CloudFlare account (free)
2. Add your site there (free)
3. Change DNS and start using https:

Super easy and free... plus saves you bandwidth and increases site speed...

This is a great option and works very well :thumbsup

j3rkules 06-07-2018 04:21 AM

Are you on the Cpanel? If yes then you can add it yourself. Check out this how to video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXvgrVANjuo


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