Fix HTTPS / HTTP WordPress Migration
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I’ve moved my WordPress site from cPanel to CyberPanel with the All-in-One WP Migration tool and everything looked fine—until I switch to HTTPS. The HTTP version loads the site exactly as it should, yet HTTPS stubbornly shows the fresh “Hello World” splash screen you get on a brand-new install.
Here’s what I’ve already confirmed:
• WordPress Address and Site Address URLs are correct inside the dashboard.
• The .htaccess file appears clean and mirrors what worked on the old server.
• Caching isn’t the culprit—I even tested from a different machine and connection.
• Core, themes, and plugins are all updated, running on PHP 8.x.
I need you to track down whatever is mis-routing HTTPS—whether it’s a vHost, SSL mapping, rewrite rule, database reference, or CyberPanel quirk—and fix it so:
• https://mydomain.com serves the same content as http://mydomain.com
• Any http traffic automatically forces HTTPS (unless you advise otherwise)
• The solution is documented so I can replicate it on staging sites.
If you’ve untangled WordPress + CyberPanel SSL issues before, this should be quick work. Let me know your estimated turnaround and what access you’ll require, and we’ll get this site fully secure again.
I am looking for someone to resolve this now in the next 2 hours -
Here’s what I’ve already confirmed:
• WordPress Address and Site Address URLs are correct inside the dashboard.
• The .htaccess file appears clean and mirrors what worked on the old server.
• Caching isn’t the culprit—I even tested from a different machine and connection.
• Core, themes, and plugins are all updated, running on PHP 8.x.
I need you to track down whatever is mis-routing HTTPS—whether it’s a vHost, SSL mapping, rewrite rule, database reference, or CyberPanel quirk—and fix it so:
• https://mydomain.com serves the same content as http://mydomain.com
• Any http traffic automatically forces HTTPS (unless you advise otherwise)
• The solution is documented so I can replicate it on staging sites.
If you’ve untangled WordPress + CyberPanel SSL issues before, this should be quick work. Let me know your estimated turnaround and what access you’ll require, and we’ll get this site fully secure again.
I am looking for someone to resolve this now in the next 2 hours -
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