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 …
Check if the front-end of your website loads Does the front-end of your website load fine? Then this warning is a false positive and can be safely ignored. A false positive can happen on some hosting environments where the hosting provider doesn’t allow the plugin to retrieve the webpage. Does the front-end return a warning …
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 …
err_ssl_protocol_error The err_ssl_protocol_error is usually caused by a failure to securely communicate with the server and often has to do with the server configuration. For any SSL related error there are a number of steps to finding the cause of the issue. The first step is clearing your browsers cache. If that doesn’t help, the …
ssl_error_bad_cert_domain the ssl_error_bad_cert_domain error is shown when the domain name on the certificate doesn’t match the domain of your site. A lot of hosting providers will have a default SSL certificate installed using their own domain. When visiting a site that doesn’t have it’s own certificate installed this error occurs. To test this you can …