Very easy, but I didn't do it manually. It was all done by toggling one setting in cPanel which has recently introduced free 'AutoSSL'. This was the setting to use Let's Encrypt AutoSSL in case a paid certificates expires. Which just happened, we're one year on SSL.
Enabling HTTPS?
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Would be nice, but there are other priorities at the moment (getting new forum software).Thumper wrote: ↑Nice! Do you plan on proxying images/external sources, so that all traffic is encrypted?
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Ah... Ok. It's the same as on mine, but I'd have to change servers to have that support in cpanel.webwit wrote: ↑Very easy, but I didn't do it manually. It was all done by toggling one setting in cPanel which has recently introduced free 'AutoSSL'. This was the setting to use Let's Encrypt AutoSSL in case a paid certificates expires. Which just happened, we're one year on SSL.
