Solved: Error:0D0680A8 : asn1 encoding routines: ASN1_CHECK_TLEN: wrong tag
Problem
Error:0D0680A8 : asn1 encoding routines: ASN1CHECKTLEN: wrong tag error message when accessing your website.
Cause of the problem
This error is due to an invalid certificate format installed on the Apache webserver.
Solution
Check your certificate formating
Make sure there are no leading or trailing spaces in the certificate file.
Carefully ensure there are no spaces or blanks within your certificate file, by selecting the entire text and looking for blank spaces on a text-only editor.
Check Apache configuration
Check the Apache configuration file and make sure that the correct path is specified for the correct certificate file.
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