You are a beautiful wizard, thank you.In this case you would get individual SSLs issued for each domain that you referenced (4 SSLs in total), completely independent of each other.
You are a beautiful wizard, thank you.In this case you would get individual SSLs issued for each domain that you referenced (4 SSLs in total), completely independent of each other.
If this is true, I agree. Your mastery of the craft is phenomenal. I am trying to figure out how this is the case though since they are all on the same virtual host.You are a beautiful wizard, thank you.
It seems like, based on her description, they aren't on the same vhost. In this case they're pointed to the same directory, but each vhost would be separate in the Apache configuration file, allowing for different SSLs to be served for them.If this is true, I agree. Your mastery of the craft is phenomenal. I am trying to figure out how this is the case though since they are all on the same virtual host.
Thanks!
It looks like these would all be alias domains. I'm not sure how to do that with separate vhosts. If they are addon domains instead, does that make them a separate vhost?all of these sites are served by the same WPMS installation in the same cPanel account, and all point to \public_html\. WPMS handles the lookup of each domain and serving up the appropriate blog content.
Yup! If they're just parks it will definitely cause problems, but if they're configured as their own subdomain, or as an addon domain, they'll get their own vhosts, and their own SSLs.It looks like these would all be alias domains. I'm not sure how to do that with separate vhosts. If they are addon domains instead, does that make them a separate vhost?
We don't have a definite date yet, and while I'm pretty confident it'll be out in the next couple weeks... it *might* be as early as next week. No promises! But as soon as I know for sure I'll let you all know.Any idea when the plugin will be released?
I'll definitely update both the feature request and this thread when it's released. It's should be coming soon!Please let me know as well when the new plugin is ready. I do not know where to find it. I found this but not sure what it is: https://documentation.cpanel.net/display/ALD/Addon+Domains
This is fantastic news! Thanks for everybody's hard workWe don't have a definite date yet, and while I'm pretty confident it'll be out in the next couple weeks... it *might* be as early as next week. No promises! But as soon as I know for sure I'll let you all know.
I see that. :DWaiting impatiently for this plugin...![]()
At their core, there's little difference between the two, and which you use is pretty much just based on preference.What makes the LE certs any different than the cPanel Comodo ones we can already get? I added them to all client accounts using AutoSSL already. Is there any difference?
I know they both renew every 90 days but is there a limit on how many times it can renew? We really want to offer free SSL for clients that just use them for forms and CMS stuff, and charge for EV certs fore commerce sites. Also, any idea when the EV certs will be in the Market area?At their core, there's little difference between the two, and which you use is pretty much just based on preference.
There's no limit to how long they will renew at this time, and I can't fathom a time in which the certificate authorities would limit that (or that cPanel ever would).I know they both renew every 90 days but is there a limit on how many times it can renew? We really want to offer free SSL for clients that just use them for forms and CMS stuff, and charge for EV certs fore commerce sites. Also, any idea when the EV certs will be in the Market area?
Thanks so muchThere's no limit to how long they will renew at this time, and I can't fathom a time in which the certificate authorities would limit that (or that cPanel ever would).
We're hoping to see EV certs added to the Marketplace in v60. Watch the cPanel blog for that announcement.![]()