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I recently became very interested in web programming. From countless tutorials watched on various platforms, such as youtube, Vimeo, blogs and forums, in order to put into practice the knowledge I have acquired, I installed in my VPS Apache and bought a domain at Hostinger, just to give a more "professional" and dedicated appearance. I confess that the ultimate intention of this is to create a site with an 'Account & Login' area and also create a Web Interface for a script that I developed for 'Idlear Games on Steam'.
a little more than 1 month I didn’t even know what a Node.js was and today, thanks to the tutorials and this forum, I learned a lot and I intend to continue learning more and more.
I consider myself a person who "learns fast and easy" and thanks to this """skill""" I can become 'alone''.
One question that was unclear to me was about Cloudflare’s SSL and I’d like your nomination. I am currently using their DNS because, I did not find any good tutorial for BIND9.
I have the domain "www.officialyume.Xyz" and created within the apache . conf a "store.officialyume.Xyz" domain. Both files are in different folders from my VPS. So I had a hard time installing the existing Free/Trial SSL certificates. On the other hand, I came up with a viable option within Cloudflare itself.
The question is: Which of these plans will cover my domain and domain? I have another alternative to pay 80 Dollars in a SSL Wildcard?
My current DNS config.
I am open to all possible criticisms, opinions and suggestions. Thank you for your attention.
Through this panel you can insert other types of certificates or only those offered by the plan? If yes, the "Let’s Encrypt" could solve your problem, plus free. I use it in my domains and never had problems.
– Carlos Andrade
No, it’s not possible. I tried to do it directly by Apache, putting the certificates in the VPS and declaring them in the . Apache conf, but Cloudflare blocked HTTPS access claiming that Certificates were invalid.
– Rytter
Very strange, because it is VPS that is manageable by yourself, Cloudflare block HTTPS access. After informing the certificates and restarting the Apache service some kind of error is generated?
– Carlos Andrade
No error is presented by Apache. Cloudflare reports error 526 identical to this
https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/article_attachments/200249454/httpbin.canhazip.com___526__Invalid_SSL_certificate.pnghowever the connection via http works correctly– Rytter
Have you checked if port 443 is cleared in Firewall?
– Carlos Andrade
Yes, including OVH informs that the service is operational, see: https://i.imgur.com/Xehsjbv.png .
– Rytter