Howdy Mark, thanks for the quick response.
I added the following to wp-config.php as follows:
define( ‘RSSSL_DISMISS_ACTIVATE_SSL_NOTICE’, true );
But it made no change.
It seems like this red (1) is supposed to indicate there is a Notice on the Settings->SSL page, but there just isn’t (hence why I can’t get rid of it).
In an attempt to debug the problem, I started looking at the following:
class-admin.php
in the function count_plusones()
I var_dump()’d $notices when $count was about to be implemented, making me think this is the notice that the plugin is expecting me to see:
array(3) {
[“condition”]=>
array(3) {
[0]=>
string(17) “rsssl_ssl_enabled”
[1]=>
string(31) “rsssl_htaccess_redirect_allowed”
[2]=>
string(18) “rsssl_no_multisite”
}
[“callback”]=>
string(20) “rsssl_check_redirect”
[“output”]=>
array(7) {
[“htaccess-redirect-set”]=>
array(2) {
[“msg”]=>
string(46) “301 redirect to https set: .htaccess redirect.”
[“icon”]=>
string(7) “success”
}
[0]=>
string(155) “https://REDACTED/jason/wp-admin/options-general.php?page=rlrsssl_really_simple_ssl&tab=settings&highlight=wp-redirect-to-htaccess”
[“wp-redirect-to-htaccess”]=>
array(4) {
[“msg”]=>
string(567) “WordPress 301 redirect enabled. We recommend to enable the 301 .htaccess redirect option on your specific setup. <span>Enable</span> or<span class=’rsssl-dashboard-dismiss’ data-dismiss_type=’check_redirect’>dismiss</span><span class=’rsssl-dashboard-plusone update-plugins rsssl-update-count’><span class=’update-count’>1</span></span>”
[“icon”]=>
string(7) “warning”
[“plusone”]=>
bool(true)
[“dismissible”]=>
bool(true)
}
[“no-redirect-set”]=>
array(3) {
[“msg”]=>
string(91) “Enable a .htaccess redirect or WordPress redirect in the settings to create a 301 redirect.”
[“icon”]=>
string(7) “warning”
[“dismissible”]=>
bool(false)
}
[“htaccess-not-writeable”]=>
array(3) {
[“msg”]=>
string(122) “.htaccess is not writable. Set 301 WordPress redirect, or set the .htaccess manually if you want to redirect in .htaccess.”
[“icon”]=>
string(7) “warning”
[“dismissible”]=>
bool(true)
}
[“htaccess-cannot-be-set”]=>
array(3) {
[“msg”]=>
string(141) “Https redirect cannot be set in the .htaccess file. Set the .htaccess redirect manually or enable the WordPress 301 redirect in the settings.”
[“icon”]=>
string(7) “warning”
[“dismissible”]=>
bool(true)
}
[“default”]=>
array(3) {
[“msg”]=>
string(106) “No 301 redirect is set. Enable the WordPress 301 redirect in the settings to get a 301 permanent redirect.”
[“icon”]=>
string(7) “warning”
[“dismissible”]=>
bool(true)
}
}
}
Note: I did upgrade from several versions ago. Not sure if something weird is going on because of that.
For more info, I enabled the Debug setting and here’s a dump:
General
Plugin version: 3.3.1
Invalid SSL certificate
SSL is enabled
Options
* Mixed content fixer
* WordPress redirect
Server information
Server: apache
SSL Type: SERVER-HTTPS-ON
MULTISITE
SSL is activated network wide
building domain list for multisite…
Detecting configuration
SSL Configuration
testing htaccess rules…
test page url, enter in browser to check manually: [REDACTED]/jason/jason/wp-content/plugins/really-simple-ssl/testssl/serverhttpson/ssl-test-page.html
htaccess test rules failed. Set WordPress redirect in settings/SSL
checking if .htaccess can or should be edited…
.htaccess does not contain default Really Simple SSL redirect
retrieving redirect rules
converting siteurl and homeurl to https
Mixed content fixer successfully detected
Constants
RSSSL_DISMISS_ACTIVATE_SSL_NOTICE defined
^^ A couple notes on the debug info.
1) The SSL Test page the plugin provides is wrong. It duplicates the subsite folder name (see /jason/jason/ in the url).
2) When i remove the duplicate /jason/ and test the SSL test page, I get something that says:
This page is for testing SSL functionality. #SSL TEST PAGE#
(and a valid secure connection from my browser)
3) I’m unsure why the log says “Invalid SSL certificate”. It’s most certainly a valid SSL certificate. My browser confirms it as does the ssl labs tester.
Hope that helps. Let me know if I can help look into it anymore!
