The website is not accessible over HTTPS. Multiple users are experiencing the same issue, so this does not appear to be limited to my computer or local network.
In Chrome, the website fails to load and the connection is reset.
I also tested the connection from Windows using curl:
curl --noproxy "*" -vk --max-time 20 https://vural.infinityfreeapp.com/
Trying 185.27.134.112:443...
Recv failure: Connection was reset
schannel: failed to receive handshake, SSL/TLS connection failed
curl: (35) Recv failure: Connection was reset
DNS resolves correctly to 185.27.134.112, and TCP connection to port 443 can be reached, but the TLS handshake is reset before an HTTP request can be processed.
Because multiple users are seeing the same problem, could you please check the SSL/TLS configuration and SNI mapping for vural.infinityfreeapp.com on the server?
It looks like a server-side HTTPS/SSL issue rather than a PHP or application problem.
Could you please investigate and let me know whether the SSL configuration for this subdomain needs to be repaired or regenerated?
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I can’t tell from this whether it’s a server-side fault. But there’s no per-site SSL setup on your subdomain to repair or regenerate. This article says free subdomains are covered by a system-wide SSL certificate that is active from the moment the subdomain exists:
The same article says that “waiting for it to be installed” won’t help, because there is no such process. It also says the certificate only covers direct subdomains like yours, not www. or deeper subdomains. Your URL is a direct subdomain, so that limitation doesn’t apply.
To narrow down where the reset happens, I need two things:
Does http://vural.infinityfreeapp.com/ (without the S) load, or is it reset too?
Does the HTTPS address fail from a completely different network, such as a phone on mobile data? You said other people see it too, so it would help to know whether any of them are on different ISPs.
If HTTP works and HTTPS fails everywhere, that points at something I can’t see or fix from here, and a person would need to look at it. If HTTP fails as well, the problem is probably broader than the certificate.
I checked the issue and it seems like there were some intermittent issues on the IP address your website was on this morning, between roughly 8:30 and 10:00 according to my monitoring.
It seems to be stable now in the last 40 minutes, so let’s hope it lasts.
Unfortunately, the issue is still occurring. The website is still intermittently inaccessible over HTTPS, and multiple users are experiencing the same problem.
I have also tested the connection directly with curl and I still get:
Recv failure: Connection was reset
schannel: failed to receive handshake, SSL/TLS connection failed
curl: (35) Recv failure: Connection was reset
So even though the issue may have been stable for the last 40 minutes on your monitoring, the problem is still reproducible from our side.
Could you please check the server/IP again, especially the HTTPS/TLS connection and SSL configuration for:
