Hello! I just logged in to Techenclave after a very long time. I was presented with a "this site is not secure" message. I noticed that the site's TLS certificate has expired, is anyone looking into this?
Forum Feedback SSL certificate for techenclave.com has expired
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Marcus Fenix
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Same here.
Throws an error as "Parsing Reponse Failed" while trying to paste screenshots as well.
Throws an error as "Parsing Reponse Failed" while trying to paste screenshots as well.
Marcus Fenix
Innovator
Whoa...
What kind of monitoring application does your office use?
I have been accessing TE behind WebSense in the office today but thankfully didn't get that kind of warning.
Never looked up SSL cert pricing but doesn't seem too exorbitant. But then again I have no idea about the kind of revenue TE generates via ads only.
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Sorry guys. What @vishalrao said ^
The certs are supposed to auto renew every month but for some reason the cron job is not running. Last time it was my mistake (wrong config) but this time it should have run. I will try to troubleshoot this over the weekend.
The certs are supposed to auto renew every month but for some reason the cron job is not running. Last time it was my mistake (wrong config) but this time it should have run. I will try to troubleshoot this over the weekend.
tech.monk
Herald
If the forum is running on Linux instance - it will be easy to setup cron job to auto-renew, let's encrypt cert (same applies to Windows too).
Nowadays, many UI tools will help in setting up the cert for Lets Encrypt.
Also, I do see that we have our site hosted through AWS. We can add these changes to prevent the cert expiry issue from happening.
Nowadays, many UI tools will help in setting up the cert for Lets Encrypt.
Also, I do see that we have our site hosted through AWS. We can add these changes to prevent the cert expiry issue from happening.
Whoa...
What kind of monitoring application does your office use?
I have been accessing TE behind WebSense in the office today but thankfully didn't get that kind of warning.
Never looked up SSL cert pricing but doesn't seem too exorbitant. But then again I have no idea about the kind of revenue TE generates via ads only.
Buy an SSL Certificate to Secure Your Website
An SSL certificate from GoDaddy will secure your web site with both industry-standard 128-bit encryption and high grade 256-bit encryption.
Betting its from Cyberoam or Sophos equivalent. Earlier it had shown Techenclave as dangerous!
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Because its not free. I don't see the point of paying for SSL certs if you know your setup with LE. Used them and they work fine.
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There seems to be another issue with me being logged out in a few seconds...
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I just read that LetsEncrypt CertBot only allows renewal of certs with less than 30 days validity remaining, so maybe if you are trying to renew every month it is failing because there is still 60 days remaining on the cert? Try renewal every 75 days instead, in the cron job?
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