I dont have this security popup, but if this will show in obs then it might be a problem but in your case websocket connection is still not working.Sorry, what I do to get the SSL in the first place is make an alias in openshift for support.zelakto.tv - Once that is done I make a CNAME in cloudflare, and turn on the cloud protection. After that I update the connections in my Twitch settings from OpenShift to http://support.zelakto.tv/ - For some reason https:// will give you an invalid URL error, so I use http (this also makes allinone a different use http:// and not https:// as well.), but with the way I have cloudflare setup, it redirects to https. The only pages I had open are the Dashboard, and the allinone in OBS, the link didn't expire as I grabbed the new one from the settings when I added the alias. The bot is on, and I was configuring the panel with both Firefox and Chrome, I'm using OBS Multiplatform and its Browser plugin. Also, in Cloudflare I have Auto Minify set to CSS and HTML, and I have Rocketloader turned off. In OBS, I hit the test button on the panel and it doesn't do anything. I tested this in the chrome browser, and it doesn't seem to work either, however, there is a popup showing that this page is trying to load scripts from unauthenticated sources (https://screenshots.zelakto.tv/102115221557.png). Honestly, it's not that big of a deal to me to have https, but it would be a nice thing to have. Also, sorry for this jumping from one thing to another, I kinda just typed what I remembered.
Edit: It could be an Openshift issue? Not sure though, if thats the case I could try installing it on a VPS, just not exactly sure how yet.
Thanks.
It seems the port used is still 8000 and it should be 8433 - https://support.zelakto.tv/getWebSocketPort
If you could send me log file to my email (dashboard.log) we can continue this discussion there and once we figure it out you can make a tutorial how to set it up :)
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