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Can I Set Up A "https://" With SSL In cPanel?

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#1: May 7 '07
hi there... does anyone know if it's possible to make a secure site using SSL in cPanel? i have a webform that i would like to turn into a secure "https://" page, but i'm not sure if i can do that by using cPanel's SSL set up...

anyone know if it can be done? or even if infact that's the whole point of SSL in cPanel?

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#2: May 9 '07

re: Can I Set Up A "https://" With SSL In cPanel?


Have you tried the SSL Manager inside cPanel?

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Originally Posted by chunk1978

hi there... does anyone know if it's possible to make a secure site using SSL in cPanel? i have a webform that i would like to turn into a secure "https://" page, but i'm not sure if i can do that by using cPanel's SSL set up...

anyone know if it can be done? or even if infact that's the whole point of SSL in cPanel?

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#3: May 9 '07

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Originally Posted by Motoma

Have you tried the SSL Manager inside cPanel?

hi motoma. i looked through it... it seemed a bit difficult to set up... i apparently had to create a cirtificate and stuff like that... it reads: "The SSL Manager will allow you to generate ssl certificates, signing requests, and keys. " but i don't know really what that means... i'd just like to know if the whole point of SSL in cPanel is in fact to make a webform secure, in which case i'd spend some time making it work...
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#4: Sep 19 '08

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Hi I would like to take his question and reuse it. I am trying to setup a ssl connection. I purchased my certificate from godaddy.com. I have done everything I know to do to make it work. Still seems to be nothing going on with it. I followed their vague tutorial for Cpanel/Web Host Manager not very accurate at all if you ask me. Its on my Shared hosting server. I have setup my keys sent the request and got the license. I go into the cpanel I hit the ssl/tld manager hit the edit upload and delete ssl certificates then upload my certificates in there. With go daddy they give you a bundle also that they say has to be installed first. All I am doing is uploading it first then my certificate. They both show but when I try to visit a secure part of my site it throws

An error occurred during a connection to www.larsenracingproducts.com.

SSL received a record that exceeded the maximum permissible length.

(Error code: ssl_error_rx_record_too_long)

I have tried this several different ways. I have even pasted my ssl in the window and nothing. I have pasted my ssl keys then my RSA then the bundle in window and everything seems to work fine but still get that error when I try to visit a secure part of my site. The site is http://larsenracingproducts.com just try to go into the shopping cart. Thanx for any help...
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#5: Sep 19 '08

re: Can I Set Up A "https://" With SSL In cPanel?


wow... is there no one out there that knows what might be the problem?
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#6: Aug 22 '09

re: Can I Set Up A "https://" With SSL In cPanel?


Unless you have a Dedicated SERVER! and root access to the whole server then
SSL Certificates must be installed by root (host provider tech support)
SSL Manager only takes you through importing a key from some Certificate Authority or... Creating your a public key /certificate pair in the case of self-signed certificates. You can't do it yourself because you don't have and won't get the privileges needed to do it on a shared server.
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#7: Aug 22 '09

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Originally Posted by postmodern View Post

Unless you have a Dedicated SERVER! and root access to the whole server then
SSL Certificates must be installed by root (host provider tech support)
SSL Manager only takes you through importing a key from some Certificate Authority or... Creating your a public key /certificate pair in the case of self-signed certificates. You can't do it yourself because you don't have and won't get the privileges needed to do it on a shared server.

While its awesome that you are taking the time to answer other OPs questions, please know that this question is almost a year old and I am quite sure the other OPs have moved on to other things and hopefully solved the issue at hand.

Just keep the date of threads in mind is all.

Regards,

Jeff
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