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 …
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 to disable TLS1.3 entirely in your browser, however that isn’t the preferred solution als TLS1.3 offers major security and …
If your site uses AMP (accelerated mobile pages) in combination with Really Simple SSL, you might encounter an error regarding javascript in the head of the website. If you see this error, you have the option “javascript redirect to SSL” enabled in settings/ssl. The solution is simple: just deactivate this redirect, and the inline script …
Really Simple SSL checks if there is a valid SSL certificate, and if it can find the marker from the mixed content fixer in the html of your website. In some cases the request does not receive a valid response. This can have several causes: Server or plugin security blocks the request If the front-end …
When using the .htaccess for password protection in combination with the .htaccess 301 redirect to https in Really Simple SSL, a redirect to https://domain.com/401.shtml might occur. A simple solution which has been reported to work is to add ErrorDocument 401 default To the top of your .htaccess, so the end result looks like this (the …