A few days after creating a cert for my domain I received an email from Google:
Google has detected that the current SSL/TLS certificate used on https://www.example.com/ does not include https://www.example.com/ domain name. This means that your website is not perceived as secure by some browsers.
I created my cert using instructions from PythonAnywhere Help.
I also tested my site in many browsers - there are no warnings of any kind.
SSLLabs grade of my website: A
Without your domain name it’s tricky to be able to help fully.
Is the certificate for the domain with and without the www ? do you have a www version of your domain name ? Do you have a redirect / preference for if people use the www or not ?
@serverco The domain is www.tickcounter.com. I have a redirect to www version. The cert is issued for www version.
Note that Google’s email clearly mentions www version only.
The main error I can see if for people going to https://tickcounter.com as that refuses connections, and doesn’t redirect.
Google only mentions www. versions, and from a quick look I didn’t see errors there.
Agreed, I will fix that. Could you point me to a solution? Should I add non-www domain to the cert?
However, the error message seems to be about something completely different. What would you advice to do next?
I’d just fix the none-www version and see if you get any further updates from google.
Also, if anyone else here can spot anything.
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