I just bought a wildcard cert from rapidssl and when I go to add it in my config I get an error like "Wrong SSL type". When I create the cert I used *.mysite.com for the common name.
Please advise.
Wildcard SSL gives "not right type"
- norcalhelpdesk
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When I select the certificate it says "Wrong SSL Certificate" please select the right type. I added the crt to a vhosts and tested it, it worked.
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- i-MSCP 1.3.7 Build: 20161021
- Codename: Horner
- Ubuntu 16.0
- Server name is server1.mydomain.com
I created all the files for wildcard ssl for my domain. I used Rapidssl from Enom.
I have the .crt, .key, and CA file in /etc/keys/
When I run /var/www/imscp/engine/setup/imscp-reconfigure --reconfigure
When it gets to do I want to use SSL, I pick all the files I need but the last one, the Cert file it gives an error "Wrong SSL Certificate". It does that in both areas when asks for the SSL. For the server and control panel. -
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Teamviewer?
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Sure, I sent you a PM.
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Should be fixed.
Your CA was wrong. I downloaded the correct intermediate certificate and root CA from here: https://knowledge.rapidssl.com…actp=CROSSLINK&id=SO28589
Then, I've put them (the intermediate certificate first and the CA root after) in the /etc/keys/ca_bundle.pem file. Now you must reconfigure ssl and when asked for the CA bundle, you must select the ca_bundle.pem file instead of the GeoTrust_Global_CA.pem file.