infinityfree shows that the SSL free certificate does not show up in the Invalid Intermediate.
I want to save things like game goods with API, but I can’t because I don’t have an intermediate certificate.
I took a certificate test at https://www.whynopadlock.com/ .
java.security.cert.CertPathValidatorException: Trust anchor for certification path not found.
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Please also not that access to websites on our hosting is only possible through web browsers. We provide website hosting, not API hosting for (I’m guessing) mobile apps.
PHP told me to implement the API and save the game data, but… I couldn’t interact with the web and the app, so I was going to buy a premium, but I didn’t have a heart.
You should also provide an interim certificate.
I only lost my time because of you guys.
How do I call the API from the app? An intermediate certificate?
you can’t call your website from a mobile app only web browsers can access your site. InfinityFree is not an API hosting service, as admin already told you.
And it is also not possible to install an intermediate certificate in free hosting
We provide website hosting. You’re not building a website. Our service is not a good fit for your project. I’m sorry to hear that it took so long for you to figure that out.
Two things:
SSL premium? or hosting premium? and how much do I have to pay?
If you give me the link, I’ll buy it.
There are sites that claim this exists but it really does not. There are just different types of SSL certificates, and the ones you can get for free here are perfectly fine.
Depends on what plan you pick
It’s a function that allows you to upload CSR. When I searched on Google, they said that you have to write down CSR and upload it to get API calls…
You can install SSL certificates manually in your control panel if you want to, but again, InfinityFree doesn’t support intermediate certificates, and even if did, that’s not going to help you. As you’ve already been told, you can’t use free hosting for API access- it’s designed for hosting regular websites that are accessed using a regular web browser.
You can do both on premium hosting, which you can get here:
https://ifastnet.com/portal/aff.php?aff=23782
Once you have a premium account you can ask iFastNet’s support to migrate your website over for you, so none of your time will have been wasted.
I can’t put ca_bundle.crt when I see it in the picture. I can’t see the upload button.
Free hosting does not accept bundled certificates.
And the CSR code is not something you give the control panel, it’s something the control panel gives to you (But you don’t need it since the client area has free ssl certificates)
I’m sorry to keep answering you.
If I can do CSR, what should I pay for it? Please attach the link!
I have another SSL paid certificate and it says to put this in.
You shouldn’t be paying for SSL certificates on free hosting. Primarily because most of them are not compatible with the free hosting system. The free GoGetSSL/LetsEncript/ZeroSSL certificates the client area offers offer the exact same protection as the paid ones.
Just open the client area and click on “ssl certificates”.
There should be a “Generate CSR/Private key” button. If you can’t find it, use this tool:
CSR is short for Certificate Signing Request. Basically, when you want to obtain a new SSL certificate for your website, you (the website owner) generate a new private key that will authenticate you as the website owner.
From that private key, you generate a CSR. You can then send that CSR to your SSL certificate provider, so your SSL certificate provider can generate a matching certificate. This ensures that your SSL certificate matches your private key, without having to send the private key to the SSL provider.
To then secure connections to your website, the server only needs the private key and the certificate. Once the CSR is sent to the certificate provider, it serves no other purpose (and can easily be recreated it needed).
Don’t pay anything for a CSR. Anyone can generate unlimited private keys and CSRs for free using free software.
You can do this in our panel like so:
That’s it! On the next page, you’ll see a box with your CSR on the left. You can send that CSR to your SSL certificate provider to obtain the certificate. Once you have the certificate, you can paste it in the box on the right.
If you navigate away from this page, you can find it back in the list of SSL certificates in the client area. It will be listed as the provider “Bring Your Own”.
