Unblock Book - Brand new proxy with custom template!

**Zash** · 6 October, 2009, 02:42 AM

Hey guys, please review my newest proxy: Unblock Facebook

I made it to have the Facebook color scheme and a high CTR.

**dtkguy** · 6 October, 2009, 03:38 AM

Nice, simple and to the point. I like it.

Your SSL certificate is self-signed. That's going to be a problem for a lot of people when the get the warning from their browser and decide to go elsewhere because they don't know what it means. Either drop the ssl all together or get a valid certificate.

**Zash** · 6 October, 2009, 10:23 AM

Do you know of a cheap way to get a non-self signed SSL?

BTW, my site just got cached by Google and it's already #4 for 'Unblock Facebook' with like no backlinks

**dtkguy** · 6 October, 2009, 18:00 PM

Originally Posted by Zash

Do you know of a cheap way to get a non-self signed SSL?

Buy something at namecheap (like a $2.98 .info domain) and they'll throw in a free Comodo PositiveSSL certificate for free. You'll be given an option during checkout to get one.

But I think your unblockbook and guardtunnel are on the same IP, since guardtunnel already has an SSL, you'll probably need to give unblockbook it's own ip for it to work.

**Zash** · 6 October, 2009, 22:19 PM

Originally Posted by dtkguy

Buy something at namecheap (like a $2.98 .info domain) and they'll throw in a free Comodo PositiveSSL certificate for free. You'll be given an option during checkout to get one.

But I think your unblockbook and guardtunnel are on the same IP, since guardtunnel already has an SSL, you'll probably need to give unblockbook it's own ip for it to work.

I am using the Namecheap SSL, and they are on separate IPs.

**dtkguy** · 7 October, 2009, 08:28 AM

Ah yeah, I see they're on separate ips now. But your certificate is still a self-signed one on unblockbook instead of the positvessl.

**Zash** · 7 October, 2009, 10:39 AM

Is there a cheap way to get it signed? I know the only way to is to get it signed by like Comodo or VeriSign and that's expensive.

**dtkguy** · 7 October, 2009, 18:18 PM

Originally Posted by Zash

Is there a cheap way to get it signed? I know the only way to is to get it signed by like Comodo or VeriSign and that's expensive.

The free NameCheap PositiveSSL certificates are signed. If you're using one, you might've messed up on the install of it because it's not working. The PositiveSSL ones should show that it's issued by PositiveSSL CA, like in the pic attached.