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SSL won't work on my multisore


technico2006

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Hi guys,

Need some help on how install SSL certificate into second shop froma multistore installation. I bought a new domain for shop2, this domain is parked on my server, and prestashop manage both shops (domain1.com and domain2.com) so good.

The problem is how to secure with SSL domain2.com since this domain is parked with no dns zone on server. SSL certificates need a dns zone to be installed.

I miss anything?

I've read lot on internet but no solutions found.

Thanks

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You need to install two SSL certificates. One per domain. So you need dns zone for both.

Ask for assistance of your provider, if you don't know how to manage DNS zones for your server. You need to configure bind for multiple domains on your server before, than you can use same IP and DNS zone details for both domains. If you need to do it by yourself, then you will find several tutorials on this by searching via google specific to your OS in use (debian, ubuntu, etc.) Use the keywords dns zone multiple domains

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8 hours ago, Crezco said:

Hi guys,

Need some help on how install SSL certificate into second shop froma multistore installation. I bought a new domain for shop2, this domain is parked on my server, and prestashop manage both shops (domain1.com and domain2.com) so good.

The problem is how to secure with SSL domain2.com since this domain is parked with no dns zone on server. SSL certificates need a dns zone to be installed.

I miss anything?

I've read lot on internet but no solutions found.

Thanks

I was told by my host that you can't do that when your second domain is parked. The second domain will always redirect to your main shop.
You need to ask them to set your second domain as an Addon domain that points to the folder where prestashop is installed.
That solved my issue.
Hope it helps.

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