Sending Domain SSL certificate
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Summer Sauce
Beginner
I am having the same issue. I am trying to add tracking domains. SSL is enabled on the site, mumara can't see it
have the same problem
1. i create new domain and site on my server for sending domain
for example - mysendingdomain.com
2. i create WILD SSL for these domains
mysendingdomain.com
www.mysendingdomain.com
*.mysendingdomain.com
click.mysendingdomain.com
i try differents combination....
3. i check httpS://click.mysendingdomain.com
and it work fine with SSL
4. i go to my account, add mysendingdomain.com to section "Sending Domains"
i add TXT for
key._domainkey.mysendingdomain.com
and check
and it work fine with SSL
ok, next, i add CNAME
click.mysendingdomain.com
and now httpS://click.mysendingdomain.com NOT work!!
so the problem occurs when the entry is added CNAME
please explain this
1. i create new domain and site on my server for sending domain
for example - mysendingdomain.com
2. i create WILD SSL for these domains
mysendingdomain.com
www.mysendingdomain.com
*.mysendingdomain.com
click.mysendingdomain.com
i try differents combination....
3. i check httpS://click.mysendingdomain.com
and it work fine with SSL
4. i go to my account, add mysendingdomain.com to section "Sending Domains"
i add TXT for
key._domainkey.mysendingdomain.com
and check
and it work fine with SSL
ok, next, i add CNAME
click.mysendingdomain.com
and now httpS://click.mysendingdomain.com NOT work!!
so the problem occurs when the entry is added CNAME
please explain this
Hello @timonin2 ,
Adding a CNAME alone is not enough to complete the task. When you add a CNAME, it simply means that your tracking domain points to the Mumara server. However, the Mumara server does not recognize the tracking domain yet. To accomplish this, you must create a virtual host for the tracking domain in your Mumara server and link it to the Mumara folder. This creates a two-way handshake. To verify this, try accessing the tracking domain, which should open the Mumara page.
Now let's talk about SSL. The main domain has no connection to the tracking domain once you have set up the CNAME because it now points to the Mumara server. As a result, the SSL certificate must be installed on the Mumara server.
In my opinion, completing the two tasks below will resolve the issue:
1. Create a virtual host for the tracking domain in your Mumara server
2. Install an SSL certificate for the tracking domain in your Mumara server
Note: If you have a control panel, you can add the tracking domain as an addon domain inside the Mumara hosting account and point it to the Mumara installation directory. You can then look for options to install an SSL certificate. If you are familiar with it, you can also install a wildcard certificate.
Lastly, keep in mind that server-level knowledge is required for this task, so make sure you know what you're doing.
Adding a CNAME alone is not enough to complete the task. When you add a CNAME, it simply means that your tracking domain points to the Mumara server. However, the Mumara server does not recognize the tracking domain yet. To accomplish this, you must create a virtual host for the tracking domain in your Mumara server and link it to the Mumara folder. This creates a two-way handshake. To verify this, try accessing the tracking domain, which should open the Mumara page.
Now let's talk about SSL. The main domain has no connection to the tracking domain once you have set up the CNAME because it now points to the Mumara server. As a result, the SSL certificate must be installed on the Mumara server.
In my opinion, completing the two tasks below will resolve the issue:
1. Create a virtual host for the tracking domain in your Mumara server
2. Install an SSL certificate for the tracking domain in your Mumara server
Note: If you have a control panel, you can add the tracking domain as an addon domain inside the Mumara hosting account and point it to the Mumara installation directory. You can then look for options to install an SSL certificate. If you are familiar with it, you can also install a wildcard certificate.
Lastly, keep in mind that server-level knowledge is required for this task, so make sure you know what you're doing.
understand!
it is a pity that such information is not in the installation manual of your system....
I will try to do this
there is no control panel on my Mumar server right now.
Can I install Vesta? if Mumara is ALREADY installed on the server?
It cannot break the server and all settings?
it is a pity that such information is not in the installation manual of your system....
I will try to do this
there is no control panel on my Mumar server right now.
Can I install Vesta? if Mumara is ALREADY installed on the server?
It cannot break the server and all settings?
@timonin2, we have a blog on it that can be found here https://school.mumara.com/resources/training/why-your-tracking-domain-isnt-verifying/.
When Mumara is already installed then you can't install any control panel on it as it will conflict with apache and MySQL. If Mumara team set it up for you or you have built the server using Mumara command line, I can write here the guide for you to add the virtual host entry and install SSL.
When Mumara is already installed then you can't install any control panel on it as it will conflict with apache and MySQL. If Mumara team set it up for you or you have built the server using Mumara command line, I can write here the guide for you to add the virtual host entry and install SSL.
Can you answer my question asked?
Add a Virtual Host for the tracking domain
Follow the steps below.
1. Login to your server via SSH
2. Create a virtualhost file in
/etc/httpd/conf.d folder
Code:
vi /etc/httpd/conf.d/track.mydomain.com
Code:
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerAdmin [email protected]
ServerName track.mydomain.com
DocumentRoot /var/www/mumaradomain.com/public_html/
ErrorLog /var/www/mumaradomain.com/logs/error.log
<Directory /var/www/mumaradomain.com/public_html/>
AllowOverride All
</Directory>
</VirtualHost>Replace track.mydomain.com with your tracking domain and mumaradomain.com with your Mumara domain (it's the folder name in actuality).
Once done, restart apache and php-fpm.
Code:
systemctl restart httpd.service
Code:
systemctl restart php-fpm.serviceInstall a free SSL by Let's Encrypt
To install a free SSL, use the command below and follow the steps prompted.
Code:
cd /home && curl -o ssl_install -L https://dl.mumara.com/ssl_install && sh ssl_install
Zeeshanalam
Beginner
I tried this but it does worked.
Hi @Zeeshanalam
The service `php-fpm` is not installed on your server, so you encounter the error "Unit not found" when attempting to restart it.
You need to run the below command only to install free SSL.
The service `php-fpm` is not installed on your server, so you encounter the error "Unit not found" when attempting to restart it.
You need to run the below command only to install free SSL.
Zeeshanalam
Beginner
Zeeshanalam
Beginner
Can you please respond?
Zeeshanalam
Beginner
Zeeshanalam
Beginner
Muhammad, I have RUN it but I am getting the same Issue.
@Zeeshanalam, please make sure that our commands work only for the servers that were deployed using our command-line installer. It could be a reason that your server wasn't deployed using our tool.