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    <value>A CSR for your Website was generated successfully and is shown below. Copy the text below and paste it to a CA to request the certificate.</value>
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    <value>A SSL certificate has been detected on the website that is not managed by SolidCP. Click the button below
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    <value>Existing certificate detected</value>
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    <value>A certificate is already installed on this website. You can create a new request or upload a new certificate, however the current certificate will be removed. If you need to renew the current certificate, click the renew button on the Installed Certificate tab.</value>
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    <value>A SSL Certificate is not installed on this Website. In order to use SSL you will need to first generate a Certificate-Signing Request (CSR) by clicking “Generate CSR” button below and then give it to a certificate supplier (CA) that will provide you with the certificate. If you already have a complete certificate installed on a different server you may choose to upload it as a .pfx file by clicking “Upload Certificate” button.</value>
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    <value>Are you sure? Your current installed certificate will be deleted.</value>
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    <value>include www.</value>
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    <value>Wildcard certificate (covers all sub-domains)</value>
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    <value>return confirm('Remove SSL from this web site?');</value>
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