Bring Your Own SSL "Upload Certificate" Button Broken

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I am able to generate the private key and certificate signing request, but after signing with let’s encrypt, the upload certificate button does not work. I noticed clicking on the button brings some javascript errors.

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Error Message

Livewire Expression Error: can't access property "name", i is undefined Expression: "upload"

<button class="btn btn-primary" type="button" wire:click="upload" wire:loading.attr="disabled">

evaluator.js:58:17

TypeError: can't access property "name", i is undefined

    n supportFileUploads.js:218

    startUpload supportFileUploads.js:217

    setUpload supportFileUploads.js:144

    upload supportFileUploads.js:109

    ws supportFileUploads.js:325

    <anonymous> $wire.js:328

    Td module.esm.js:616

    kd module.esm.js:590

    ce evaluator.js:48

    s wire-wildcard.js:74

    jf debounce.js:53

    s wire-wildcard.js:45

    click wire-wildcard.js:86

    Ad module.esm.js:524

    yd module.esm.js:459

    a module.esm.js:3498

    o module.esm.js:2736

    o module.esm.js:2800

    s module.esm.js:2738

    Y 6647997 line 2 > injectedScript:1

    addEventListener 6647997 line 20 > eval:1

    t 6647997 line 2 > injectedScript:1

    qt module.esm.js:2803

    <anonymous> module.esm.js:3497

    at module.esm.js:1341

    r module.esm.js:682

    n module.esm.js:687

    Pd module.esm.js:690

    He module.esm.js:898

    Rd module.esm.js:844

    Rd module.esm.js:843

    Tf lifecycle.js:112

    <anonymous> index.js:58

    addEventListener 6647997 line 20 > eval:1

    <anonymous> index.js:50

    <anonymous> index.js:59

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Thanks for bringing this up! I’ll look into it.

In the mean time, please note that we also have the option to just provide you with a Let’s Encrypt certificate. Then our panel does basically everything for you, no need to manually deal with CSRs and certificates.

3

The issue has been fixed now!

My point about using our free SSL certificates system still stands though. That’s still the easier option than obtaining and uploading a Let’s Encrypt certificate yourself.

4

Oh alright, thank you!