Category: SSL & HTTPS
cURL error 35: SSL connect error
The cURL error 35 can appear in the Really Simple SSL debug log when the CURL function cannot connect to your website using SSL. Curl often uses a different set of certificates, shipped with PHP. There are several things that can cause this problem, in most cases updating both cURL and PHP to a newer version will resolve this issue. If this doesn’t resolve the problem, please contact your webhosting company, as they can check why CURL is having issues.
Recommended .htaccess redirect option
If you didn’t enable the .htaccess redirect in your site, you may see a new plus one, with a notice in your dashboard (since version 3.2): “WordPress 301 redirect enabled. We recommend to enable the .htaccess redirect option on your specific setup.” What is a 301 redirect? After activating SSL, we want to redirect everyone who attempts to visit http URLs to https. A 301 redirect indicates that the page has been permanently moved to another URL, in this
How to fix mixed content in Elementor after moving to SSL
We often see mixed content on Elementor based sites after moving to SSL. Really Simple SSL Pro automatically handles this for you when you activate SSL. If you’re comfortable tweaking your URL settings manually, you can try the following solution: Be sure to create a backup of your database before performing the following steps Navigate to ‘Elementor->Tools->Replace URL’ and enter your old site address (with http://) and your new site address (with https://). You can find your current Site Address
ERR_SSL_VERSION_INTERFERENCE
ERR_SSL_VERSION_INTERFERENCE The ERR_SSL_VERSION_INTERFERENCE is an SSL related error that usually appears in Google Chrome and Firefox when a site (server) uses TLS1.3. The err_ssl_version_interference error can be solved in a number of ways. Some guides suggest disabling TLS1.3 entirely in your browser, however that isn’t the preferred solution as TLS1.3 offers major security and performance benefits over TLS1.2 and lower TLS versions. A possible cause of this error can be a mismatch in TLS1.3 versions supported by the webserver and
To change this page upload a new index.html to your private_html folder
If you see this message when you access your site over https: To change this page upload a new index.html to your private_html folder This means there are different folders for http:// and https://, your site is in the http (public_html) and you’re looking at the private_html folder. The site will load fine over http:// and Really Simple SSL will be able to detect SSL (it’s installed correctly after all), but activation will make your site unaccessible because it points