Have you purchased an SSL certificate or are you using the 1&1 shared SSL for your site?
A link to the site in question would help.
Have you purchased an SSL certificate or are you using the 1&1 shared SSL for your site?
A link to the site in question would help.
Last edited by lat9; 10 Jul 2015 at 05:12 PM. Reason: Site link requested
Learning Fast.
Eden Craft Supplies
1&1 are terrible hosts for sophisticated sites. OK if you just want to load up a few pages of flat HTML - but they are useless for anything more complex.
With eCommerce, the most important thing technically is partnering with a host that has a good understanding of how to configure servers for eCommerce - zencart in particular (if you are using it, which you are).
Wave goodby to 1&1 and get together with a decent host. We use terranetwork. Never had a problem in over 10 years of hosting upwards of 100 zencart sites. A really nice feature offered by terranetwork is auto-backup every 6 hours. We've even had them install SSL certs on SUNDAYS and PUBLIC HOLIDAYS. Try getting that from places like 1&1...
20 years a Zencart User
I will look at moving over to them when my contract is up at the end of the year. But the problem is now. I have done everything that 1&1 have said and everything that zencart have said still no joy. I have been trying to add two images to show the problem, but no chance.
Learning Fast.
Eden Craft Supplies
Would you post the upper part of /includes/configure.php, the part where the HTTPS_SERVER, HTTP_SERVER and ENABLE_SSL is specified.
I would be looking at what I am LOSING (revenue wise) by having a site that is non-functional, or "precarious" in any way.
I don't know what you are selling, but let's imagine you are looking at Gross sales of £250 a day, with a net profit of £100 a day.
Between now and the end of the year, there are roughly 160 days.
You are missing out on (based on my numbers);
Gross Revenue: 40,000
Net Profit: 16,000
... and you are fussing over a few pounds you've wasted by using the crappy 1&1 system?
Doesn't make sense to me...
(Unless your site is just a "hobby" in which case it's not important if it earns money).
20 years a Zencart User
Did you purchase that certificate for the subdomain or your primary domain? According to GeoTrust's documentation on that certificate, in the birdseed:
Your issue could be explained if you're trying to secure jmi.edencraftsupplies.uk.com when the certificate was purchased for the primary domain.Code:Bonus: Secure domain.com for free when you order www.domain.com * * This is only applicable to single-level domains. For example, www.test.domain.com will not secure test.domain.com.