aaronhall The scan from migrate to Flarum lab said this: The forum accepts HTTP connections, which puts your user's data and the integrity of your data at risk. Deploy HTTPS and redirect traffic to fix it. How do I do that?
askvortsov aaronhall Really depends on your server, I'd recommend looking for guides online. Make sure you change the url in your config.php to include https after that's done though.
luceos The best way is to force redirection on the webserver level, eg lightspeed, apache, nginx. If you want to cheat your way out of this use an extension @clarkwinkelmann wrote a while ago: https://extiverse.com/extension/fof/secure-https
clarkwinkelmann luceos it's actually https://discuss.flarum.org/d/19307-canonical-url-redirect fof/secure-https wasn't even written by me 😇
luceos aaronhall still don't know what webserver you use. If that's apache then a htaccess entry might suffice.
hrvoje_hr aaronhall if your hoster told you that, they probably already enabled SSL certificate on your site. You just need to do this now: askvortsov Make sure you change the url in your config.php to include https after that's done though.
