Hristo from SiteGround here, this statement is not true since months:
Please, remove it, we support foreign characters for domains and certificates.
Sure thing.
However, I've noticed some users are saying that siteground is having issue renewing their certificate.
Is this issue resolved?
Thank you
Yes, we had issues because of the Letâs Encrypt numerous rate limits. However, we have updated our system and LE integration so our users should not experience such problems anymore.
Still trying to get https://www.veerotech.net added to the list - weâve supported Letâs Encrypt for a few years now.
Added you.
To providers requesting inclusion: please include a source link (documentation, about page) that describes your Let's Encrypt integration, it makes it much easier for everyone to verify your inclusion.
https://empireict.net/ has started supporting Letâs Encrypt. I can verify that. currently using Letâs Encrypt and itâs been enabled through cPanel.
QTH.com Hosting offers Full Support (automatic SSL installation, and automatic redirection to https via .htaccess provisioned at account creation). For details, see: https://hosting.qth.com/index.php/knowledgebase/118/Free-SSL-Certificates.html
I can't see the name of Namecheap also bro.
iPage.com now supports a free ssl option for sites without a paid certificate. Found that the Letâs Encrypt certificate was already available to use and just needed to update my .htaccess for 301 redirect.
Hi, please add hostone.com.br (Host One), from Brazil, offering Lets Encrypt since 2017 for all cpanel customers. In portuguese announce: https://blog.hostone.com.br/certificado-ssl-gratis-para-todos-lets-encrypt/
There is also this link to âManually install an SSL certificate on my cPanel hosting:â
https://www.godaddy.com/help/manually-install-an-ssl-certificate-on-my-cpanel-hosting-12027
anyone here tried this? wondering if successful, and how often needs to be manually renewed (or if it can be auto-renewed)
Not really. If you have SSH access to your cPanel hosting, you can do things like use acme.sh + its cPanel deploy hook + a cron job for renewal. But otherwise, you would have to manually repeat the exercise at least every 90 days (recommended every 60 days).
At any rate, GoDaddy still does not qualify for this list.
thanks for your reply - if I switch to a Web Hosting Provider with Letâs Encrypt Support: like DreamHost - will that still necessitate "...repeat the exercise at least every 90 days?"
No, the sites on this list support automated renewal of certificates, which is the way the Letâs Encrypt developers intend for Letâs Encrypt to be used.
OK good to know - thanksâŚ
On Godaddy with cPanel
I am successfully using Letâs Encrypt. I have to renew every 90 days, as required by Letâs Encrypt. I use SSL For Free to simplify the process.
Itâs a manual process. To the best of my knowledge, it canât be automated on GoDaddy, but I could be wrong.
The process is simple if you choose to use a wildcard for subdomains (e.g. *.example.com). It takes some minutes for each site every 90 days. If youâve manually added subdomains (cPanel > Domains > Subdomains), they take just a few seconds each to include.
If you donât use a wildcard, it becomes a hassle ensuring that youâve included not only your manually-added subdomains but also every possible automated subdomain, e.g. cpanel.example.com, webmail.example.com, etc. I strongly recommend that you use the wildcard method.
Thank you paddylandau! The tutorial on their page looks goodâŚ
I will try it:
GoDaddy Shared Server Hosting - SSL Certificate - DNS Verification & Installation