Unable to use SSL

[raz555]

I have a website and I cannot use ssl on this web.
I have a subdomain and tried to use https:// and it is not working.
Pls help me

[dan3008]

Welcome back to the forum.

What’s your sub domain that you’re having problems with?

remember you cant use www. or any other sub sub domains (so if your domain is example.free.nf, the automatic SSL certificate wont cover forum.example.free.nf.)

Also I moved your post into its own thread so that everything can be kept together, without clutter

[raz555]

my subdomain is kesug.com.
thanks.

[dan3008]

That’s the main domain. the subdomain is what sits under it. So something like example.kesug.com

Without knowing the full address of your site there’s little we can do to help

[raz555]

ohh the domain is traderaz.kesug.com

[dan3008]

The SSL is working fine on your site (as long as you go to the https version)

However, I am getting the safe browsing error that looks like this:

This isn’t anything to do with the SSL

Have a read of this article, and follow the steps in that:

Why Do I See a "Deceptive Site Ahead" Warning on My Website?

If you’re trying to access your website and encounter a bright red warning page that looks something like this: Deceptive site ahead Firefox blocked this page because it may trick you into doing something dangerous like installing software or revealing personal information such as passwords or credit cards. Advisory provided by Google Safe Browsing. Don’t worry - you’re not alone. This article will explain what this warning means, why it appears, and what steps you can take to fix it. What…

[raz555]

this is what it write to me for why my website is blocked.
do you know what is the param i at the url?

[dan3008]

the i parameter is part of the security stystem.

However, I think the bigger problem is that your site drops straight into a login page with no explanation.

Personally, I’d add a landing page, which then leads to the log-in page.

Also might be worth setting up a HTTPS redirect

[Greenreader9]

Like Dan said, it’s not flagging the “i” GET param, it’s flagging the contents of the page. Your site leads directly to a login page with no brand name, logo, or any pages other then login/signup/forgot password. Google considers this spam (As a lot of websites like this are phishing scams). Don’t make your login page your default page, and add some unique branding to the site.