Thanks so much Francis, yes that seems to be have worked. When the
application is accessed outside our domain, it doesn't try to negotiate
which would pop up the Windows authentication prompt and would never work
anyways, but if the user is inside our domain either by being physically
inside the b
I know the correct way as you are saying but i have an extremely secure
wordpress setup and most files are not in the public_html folder, there is a
specific reason me and my friend did this.
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https://forum.nginx.org/read.php?2,288085,288090#msg-288090
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How do i go about doing this?
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> location / {
> rewrite .* https://www.dfwelectronicsrecycling.com/$1;
> }
Don't do that...
The correct way when you want to redirect http to https would be:
server {
listen 80;
server_name dfwelectronicsrecycling.com www.dfwelectronicsrecycling.com;
access_log off;
return 301
Your certificate chain is incomplete, and curl is complaining...
https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=www.dfwelectronicsrecycling.com&hideResults=on
You should add the Sectigo RSA Domain Validation Secure Server CA to
your cert file, then it will probably be happy...
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How did you generate your certificate at
/etc/nginx/ssl/dfwelectronicsrecycling.com/dfwelectronicsrecycling.crt ?
Is it a self-signed certificate or generated by LetsEncrypt or some
other mechanism? IF it's self-signed this is Normal Behavior, you can
override it with the `-k` flag/argument to Cu
So i have a few sites setup on my nginx web server and my ssl has been
working fine.
Problem is iam getting a curl ssl error and iam not sure why?
The error is as follows http_request_failed - cURL error 60: SSL certificate
problem: unable to get local issuer certificate.
I never gotten any ssl
