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iOS Safari 9 doesn't like your SSL setup and throws a certificate warning. This is usually due to a missing intermediate and/or chained certificate file.
by leesalminen 11y ago
iOS Safari 9 doesn't like your SSL setup and throws a certificate warning. This is usually due to a missing intermediate and/or chained certificate file.
- weddpros 11y agoActually, it's because the DNS name doesn't match that of the cert. My current side project tells me: Hostname/IP doesn't match certificate's altnames: "Host: getplaya.com. is not in the cert's altnames: DNS:www.baqqer.com, DNS:baqqer.com"
- leesalminen 11y agoI spoke too soon! This happened to me last week because of a missing intermediate cert.