All requests failing due to "net::ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID"

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The discussion revolves around a Discourse forum experiencing errors due to a “net::ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID” issue. darkpixlz reports that the site is not loading properly, with various errors appearing in the console, and the site becoming unresponsive. They mention using Cloudflare, which is providing a valid SSL certificate.

itsbhanusharma asks if Cloudflare optimizations are being used and if any server-side changes were made, to which darkpixlz replies that they are using Cloudflare optimizations and proxying requests, but no recent changes were made.

itsbhanusharma identifies the issue as being related to the domain registrar, Namecheap, and suggests that the problem is likely due to unverified contact details, which is causing the domain to be held. They conclude that this is not a Discourse issue.

Hello,

My forum is currently burning up into flames.

Going to any page directly gets you slammed with an error

Going to the homepage and then a topic will get you flooded with errors in the console, and it’s completely non responsive.


That is, half the time. The other half you just get an infinite spinner

You are getting the same errors though.

If you try to reply the site also dies.

When accessing the site from mobile, you just get an error.

I am using Cloudflare for the site which is giving us a free certificate which is still valid.

Chrome refuses to visit the site as well
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Thanks for any help.

Are you using cloudflare Optimizations (Orange Cloud?)

Did you change anything server side or changed the ssl mode in cloudflare?

I believe we are, we’re also proxying requests.

And no, nothing has been changed recently.

We lost mobile last night, and now the site is dead.

The problem is with your domain registrar Namecheap.

You have not verified your contact details (probably an email verification they may have sent) that’s why they have held your domain. Please log into namecheap and resolve the situation. This is not a discourse issue.