Where can i get a SSL certificate for cheap

A little bit funny, it seems that bhw have also no ssl on subpages xd
 

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A little bit funny, it seems that bhw have also no ssl on subpages xd

BHW is covered by SSL. What you're seeing is the browser notification since there are non-secure elements present on the page you are viewing.
 
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Note-
It is using Let's Encrypt + CertBot
so you don't require any Linux knowledge at all
I will be sure to check that out. If it works, it will take the pain out of server installation. :D
 
If you are using a VPS, then my this Script could solve your SSL problem for Free :)
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/script-to-auto-install-apache-mysql-php-phpmyadmin-kubuntu-desktop-wordpress-ssl-on-ubuntu-server.1087284/

Note-
It is using Let's Encrypt + CertBot
so you don't require any Linux knowledge at all
I will be sure to check that out. If it works, it will take the pain out of server installation. :D


Didn't WHM/Cpanel add an automatic renew / update few months ago that does this if you use the open ssl? Could have been further back than that - am sure I saw it in the update notes / when I was asked to update the server OF course all depends if you have access to that I guess..
 
Didn't WHM/Cpanel add an automatic renew / update few months ago that does this if you use the open ssl? Could have been further back than that - am sure I saw it in the update notes / when I was asked to update the server OF course all depends if you have access to that I guess..
I am not sure. I only use unmanaged VPSes without any particular panel, and I do everything (including virtual host configs) by hand. I like how flexible and minimal it is. That being said, If LAMP/LEMP and SSL installation could be automated, it will save a lot of time; while you still have that flexibility.

even certbot --renew could be automated using crontab, anyway. :)
 
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