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Did I goof?
>Want free SSL for website
>Hosting makes you pay for key and install
>Go to 3rd party site for free SSL
>Got RSA and CSR from different site than hosting
>Put those into another site (lets call it site B)
>Get SSL
>Don't have RSA or CSR (obviously) from site B
>need these to install
I have an SSL certificate, however, since I don't have the RSA and CSR generated from hosting, I can't install in on my host website. Is there any way I could get another certificate?
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why wouldn't you just use lets encrypt?
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>web devs
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>>55786263
Host your own?
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>>55786290
>installing the python botnet updater
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>>55786341
Then code it your own way
It's open source
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>>55786323
>Host your own?
I would but then I would have to upgrade my hosting plan anon. I will in the future though
>>55786290
>Just use lets encrypt
I did, but the problem is I believe I have to use the certificate signing request generated by my hosting service, which I didn't know they provided before I used lets encrypt.
I used the free 90 day comodo ssl, and my ssl is active, but because I didn't use the CSR provided by my Host, I can only install it using my own hosting information.
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>>55786451
You're shit out of luck then amigo, a SSL service provider needs a CSR from where the site is actually hosted and if it's not your own hosted then you're going to have to play ball with whomever is currently hosting it.
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>>55786599
yeah, I'm going to contact comodo's support
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