If SSL connection fails, contact server support or Is it common to look up a book?I’m currently looking for another server vendor, but I’ll check that first.
1.Install the epel-release relationship
2.centbot Apache CentOS / RHEL 8 while doing the procedure.
3. However, it becomes a form that times out at the time of https conversion and it fails.
When I contacted VPS support, I sent the following contents.
I’m very sorry, but, but For details on VPS operation method, etc. It will not be accepted.
Excuse me, but please check using Internet search etc. We would appreciate your support.
it turned out that there was no support, so now I am looking for another server vendor。
I would like to confirm if the contact person is the server’s support when the SSL conversion fails.Thank you.
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