SSL menu missing

[AlbertP]

Hello,

I am admin of a server on which DirectAdmin runs. My company wants to start working with SSL certificates soon. For this, we'd like to be able to access the SSL functionality of DirectAdmin, but I can't find the SSL menu.
I do not have an "advanced tools" menu in my DirectAdmin control panel. I am using the only admin account on the server.

I read in other topics that it depends on the skin. In the .conf files of my user (admin) I see the "enhanced" skin is configured. Would I need to set another one have to be set to access the SSL features?

The DirectAdmin version is 1.44.0.

 

[AlbertP]

Thread can be closed. I saw on a screenshot that SSL was accessible after going to a domain in "user level".

 

[nobaloney]

Thread is closed.
SSL works at, and must be enabled at, the domain level. First it must be assigned first at the reseller level (but is automatically available at the admin's reseller level), and then at the user level (but is automatically available at the admin's user level).

If you're using the admin's user level, then you may need to install a CA Root Certificate manually from your root shell; search these forums and the DirectAdmin FAQ.

Jeff