GalileoPCS

Ok I just noticed that if you go my SSL folder under www.swgpcs.com that the files there says Warning! the sslinstall feature has been disabled!.crt is this normal or can it be an issue? the cert that does install is https://server##.totalchoicehosting.com/ not https://server##.totalchoicehosting.com/~user/ ?? which is it supose to be! same question was posten on my help ticket!

https://serverxx.totalchoicehosting.com is the Cert that installs. I know adding the server""" to the url works. but thats not my point. also removing the "s" from the https:// also works on some of the module links. as for me purchasing a SSL Cert I can understand. but after a year of using TCH as my host. and I have not upgraded anything in the last two months, and TCH has. it just comes across as TCH has caused this problem and I got to spend more money on that I shouldn't have too for this small personel site. as for changing the url. when I install Postnuke it installs the admin urls for the modules on the admin page. thats getting in to script i'm not comfortable changing. any other solutions other than the SSL Certfor my domain?

Figured I get some sort of answer that doesn't explain why the problem accured when I haven't changed anything in the last 2 months. Just make me go out and spend more moneyt Ah! Try https://server72.totalchoicehosting.com/~swgpcsc/index.php? This work for me. The link using https://www.swgpcs.com will not work, unless you purchase a n SSL certifiacte for www.swgpcs.com Actually I suspect it never did work properly. What it would have done would have been using the server72.totalchoicehosting.com certificate. I'd guess that you have upgraded your browser at some stage. Most of the browsers such as IE were very lax about the authentification of certificates. They did not worry if the certificate name did not match the site name. However, due to there being a lot more fraud about now, and people setting up dummy sites for banks etc to try and get you to give your credit card details to them... The browsers are now a lot stricter about how they check that the secure site domain name agrees with the one you have requested. Hence you are getting the errors now. Try the server72 link above, and let me know if you get any errors. Thank you for choosing Total Choice Hosting

Yes its what it ask to install when I veiw the cert info.

Well I don't have my own so must be shared. but I am guessing on that. and also I have submitted a Ticket for this.

I have 3 sites using Postnuke PostNuke 0.7.5.0. early last week I started getting SSL Cert options on different admin links. I selected yes to approve the cert. but now all I get is a "The page cannot be found". on any https:// url.