Ssl Error
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zEitEr
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You might need to buy and install a valid SSL cert then.
zEitEr
Super Moderator
By default they do not require SSL connections. Do you have a customized installation? If you need a free SSL cert then you might want to check startssl.com. I would not recommend to use phpMyAdmin and webmails via insecure HTTP.
nobaloney
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If you've got SS:L=0 in DirectAdmin and have restarted it:
then links within DirectAdmin should be issued as http and not as https. Are you saying you've done that, and you've logged into DirectAdmin insecurely, and the links are still https? Or are you saying something else?
Otherwise, if you type http://example.com/phpmyadmin and http://example.com/webmail (of course replace example.com with your real domain name), they should connect insecurely. Are you saying they don't?
Note that none of us here will recommend these connections be made insecurely. If you can't afford a Certificate then much better to use a self-signed Certificate and warn your users, because otherwise all passwords, including root password under some circumstances from DirectAdmin, are sent in plain-text, which is very insecure.
Jeff
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service directadmin restartOtherwise, if you type http://example.com/phpmyadmin and http://example.com/webmail (of course replace example.com with your real domain name), they should connect insecurely. Are you saying they don't?
Note that none of us here will recommend these connections be made insecurely. If you can't afford a Certificate then much better to use a self-signed Certificate and warn your users, because otherwise all passwords, including root password under some circumstances from DirectAdmin, are sent in plain-text, which is very insecure.
Jeff
Hi znhost
I've already done this.
Only in phpMyAdmin and webmail page I get this error.
zEitEr
Super Moderator
You should check and answer questions from post #9 if you want us to help you further. Without additional information we can't help you.
If you don't want to see SSL error when accessing phpMyAdmin and webmails then use insecure http://. Why do you access them via https://? The only way to access them via a secured SSL connection (https://) without a SSL warning is to buy and install a valid SSL cert.
If you don't want to see SSL error when accessing phpMyAdmin and webmails then use insecure http://. Why do you access them via https://? The only way to access them via a secured SSL connection (https://) without a SSL warning is to buy and install a valid SSL cert.