Open SilkAndSlug opened 8 years ago
@SilkAndSlug could you please share example not working subdomain?
I'm using the Windows GUI and I am getting the same error. It seems like it is reading the wrong certificate somehow. When I check https://www.hawaii-aloha.com/ it gives me an error saying hostname 'www.hawaii-aloha.com' doesn't match either of 'www.enclosures.hawaii-aloha.com', 'enclosures.hawaii-aloha.com'
The www.hawaii-aloha.com
domain is on a GeoTrust extended validation multi-domain certificate with 4 other domains. The enclosures.hawaii-aloha.com
subdomain is on a separate PositiveSSL certificate.
Why is Link Checker testing for a match with enclosures.hawaii-aloha.com
? It should only be testing for a match with www.hawaii-aloha.com
, correct?
Hi @jakubek ,
I can no longer reproduce this error. I vote to close.
That error was from LinkChecker 8.6 on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS. The LTS-upgrade failed, I installed Debian Jessie (and LinkChecker 9.3).
Yours, Steve
Thank you for the issue report. Sadly this project is dead, and a new team is around with https://github.com/linkcheck/linkchecker for more details please see: #708 Also please close this issue and report it freshly on the new repo https://github.com/linkcheck/linkchecker/issues
I have a Centos6 server hosting multiple sites, each on its own subdomain, using SSL certs issued by LetsEncrypt (via Certbot-Auto). The SSL cert for subdomain.example.com is installed and working, and SSLLabs gives it 100% (whatever that's worth!)
When I run this command:
I get this response on every(?) page checked:
Is this error expected? How do I fix it, or suppress it, given that subdomain.example.com and www.example.com are two different sites and without hiding other warnings?