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It is not easy if you are on a shared domain and it is not supported by your host. Please don't run around saying it is easy for everyone.
by megy 9y ago
It is not easy if you are on a shared domain and it is not supported by your host. Please don't run around saying it is easy for everyone.
- peterkelly 9y agoIf you're on a host that doesn't support HTTPS, you should probably find a different one.
- giancarlostoro 9y agoI have a shared hosting provider that lets me use Let's Encrypt certs on any of my domains through CPanel even. For anyone interested : http://buyshared.net http://buyshared.net I'm only a customer for small niche sites, not associated in any other way, works fine enough for my needs.
- masklinn 9y agoSame with webfaction and I expect pretty much all non-shit hosts. Only annoyance (at least with webfaction) is that they don't currently support letsencrypt auto-renewal, so you have to remember to update your cert manually every 12 weeks.
- bshacklett 9y agoCloudflare has you covered here. If you don't like them, there are many other options as well. If you have anything more important than a blog that doesn't have https enabled, you need to rethink how you're doing things.