Plesk hijacking a valid secure site with a "You see this page because there is no Web site at this address." message

Posted on August 31, 2020

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https://wordpress.org/support/topic/plesk-hijacking-a-valid-secure-website/#post-13340866

from a support request from Wordpress.org

It is the summary of my current reason for posting here as Digital

Ocean is my host provider.

The title to this question is the problem I am experiencing.

I have a domain by the name www.bhingssweets.com

and it WILL load from all other computers except

from my home laptop on all three broswers (Chrome, Edge, Safari)

The laptop is running Windows 10.

I am running a SelfHosted Wordpress Virtual private server

and have installed a Certbot certificate to the appropriate

nginx config file.

I have flushed the DNS from PowerShell and no change.

I have cleared the browser’s cache numerous times and no change.

In spite of all of this attention to this I am hoping

that you Digital Ocean gurus can help.

Please advise, thank you.

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Janusz Szeligowski

August 31, 2020

Hi, Can you test how it works on your laptop with different internet connection ? E.g. switch from broadband internet connection to mobile, just for test, to eliminate possible ISP’s proxy impact.

KFSys

August 31, 2020

Hi @jweinstein86,

I know it’s a long shot but try restarting your router, I’ve had issues in the past where the router had cache and thus I was having some really big cache issues.

Another solution would be to use the same laptop but with a different connection, maybe use your phone’s internet to see if you’ll experience the same issues again.

Regards, KFSys