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FF blocks one of my sites for faulty OCSP response but not other nearly identical site

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I have two very similar websites built with Concrete5 CMS and with with Let's Encrypt SSL installed. WIthin the last week or so, one site began throwing the following error, "The OCSP response does not include a status for the certificate being verified." and not loading. The SSL certificate checks out fine (Grade A with Qualys SSL test as recommended by FF support page), and it does not happen with Safari or Chrome. It happens with FF 58 and 59 on several machines. It does not happen at all with my other web site. My hosting service says these sites are hosted on the same hardware and share the same Let's Encrypt installation. They think it is a FF issue.

I am stumped. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

Problem site: https://traditionalbamptonmorris.org.uk Okay similar site: http://charlburymorris.org.uk

I have two very similar websites built with Concrete5 CMS and with with Let's Encrypt SSL installed. WIthin the last week or so, one site began throwing the following error, "The OCSP response does not include a status for the certificate being verified." and not loading. The SSL certificate checks out fine (Grade A with Qualys SSL test as recommended by FF support page), and it does not happen with Safari or Chrome. It happens with FF 58 and 59 on several machines. It does not happen at all with my other web site. My hosting service says these sites are hosted on the same hardware and share the same Let's Encrypt installation. They think it is a FF issue. I am stumped. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. Problem site: https://traditionalbamptonmorris.org.uk Okay similar site: http://charlburymorris.org.uk

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OCSP response:

So you need to check the server of the first URL.

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OCSP response:

So you need to check the server of the first URL.

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If you haven't heard of OCSP Stapling before, it's when your server sends not only its certificate, and any intermediate certificates necessary to complete a chain of trust to a built-in certificate, but also an OCSP response showing the certificate has not been revoked. Then Firefox won't need to separately contact the certificate issuer's OCSP service.

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Thanks, cor-el. I passed that on to my ISP who quickly responded that they have put a temporary fix in place while they "investigate with LiteSpeed why servers running their web server are having an intermittent issue with OCSP stapling."

That SSL test site is very useful, but obviously it helps to know what to look for. Thanks again.

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