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> If I visit https://www.sweetada.org it looks OK. If I drop the "www." I 
> get a "Not secure" warning from my browswer (Chrome on Windows). 

Thanks Keith.

I don't know exactly why, unfortunately I am not a very skilled person in website administration.

Maybe my server is responding also on a generic domain request, but it is missing the certificate,
which I registered with the exact name "www.sweetada.org".

I find configuring Apache httpd always a nightmare, when I will have some spare time, I'll try to investigate better.

Best regards, G