Does scubaboard support SSL connection?

[marcushall]

Hi.. I just took note that I had been accessing scubaboard always via http and thought that I would try going at it via SSL.

The first thing that I get when trying to access https://www.scubaboard.com is that it is presenting an invalid certificate. The certificate was issued to *.mycloudproxy.com by GoDaddy, which doesn't cover scubaboard.com. I presume that scubaboard is being proxied, and this is probably OK. Perhaps there is some way to re-direct to something under mycloudproxy.com, but the re-direction may come after the certificate validation, so I don't know how that should work.. Anyhow, after that, if I allow the certificate to be accepted, I get to a page from Sucuri CloudProxy that claims that the site is using that service and is not properly configured. They ask for email at soc@sucuri.net to get it sorted out.

So, is SSL expected to work for scubaboard? Just asking...

marcus hall

 

[HowardE]

So, is SSL expected to work for scubaboard? Just asking...

We do not have a certificate, so no.

 

[gstrek]

If it is of any interest, I use startssl for no cost certificates on my servers. Fairly straight forward to set up and use (easier if you have a basic understanding of PKI or an interest in learning).

StartSSL

Gary

 

[HowardE]

Hi Gary,

While there may be interest, the implementation of an SSL on this site would be complex and most likely result in many pages with mixed-content errors as we don't host all of the images.

The issue is not the $75 for an SSL.

Thanks.