
domain failed 7 times for LetsEncrypt renewing, skipping
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should not be a problem.
anyway, you don't need letsencrypt if you are using cloudflare.
unsigned ssl or expired ssl are also fine.
but anyway, you can try to regenerate letsencrypt.
- turn off letsencrypt on that domain
- save
- turn on again letsencrypt on that domain
- save
it will regenerate letsencrypt if DNS is pointing to your server (even via cloudflare proxy)
Hello,
I was testing the cpanel account import script which is working great
following your tutorial here (viewtopic.php?f=24&t=63).
To add a Letsencrypt certificate, I logged into the new account, went to web section, turn on letsencrypt on that domain... The page was reloaded after few seconds with no particular information. Is there a command to check if the addition of Lestsecrypt certificate was successful?
EDIT:
Now I have on the web section page: ISSUER: C = US, O = Let's Encrypt, CN = R3
But when I connect to the website, it's still the CPANEL Certificate.
When I check on checkdns, the ip of the website is the new one.
Thank you in advance,
mvLover
I was testing the cpanel account import script which is working great

To add a Letsencrypt certificate, I logged into the new account, went to web section, turn on letsencrypt on that domain... The page was reloaded after few seconds with no particular information. Is there a command to check if the addition of Lestsecrypt certificate was successful?
EDIT:
Now I have on the web section page: ISSUER: C = US, O = Let's Encrypt, CN = R3
But when I connect to the website, it's still the CPANEL Certificate.
When I check on checkdns, the ip of the website is the new one.
Thank you in advance,
mvLover
Thank you for the link. It was a problem relating to dns propagation. Sslshopper gives the new certificate but I had to flush dns (ipconfig /flushdns) and put an entry in my host file (windows) to be able to see the new certificate.dpeca wrote: ↑Sat Oct 02, 2021 11:48 am Maybe DNS is still propagating, and your computer still see old IP.
Check SSL here - https://www.sslshopper.com/ssl-checker.html
Thank you.