LetsEncrypt - SSL certificate is not valid

    Delta04 if you did do anything from this manual: LetsEncrypt - SSL certificate is not valid


    you have to revert changes you've made with 5th point. Otherwise you will get invalid SSL.


    Then you have to do this: LetsEncrypt - SSL certificate is not valid


    Then go to domain - Let's Encrypt and try to renew certificate. It should not be invalid anymore.


    If you will still have problems, you have to get newer SSL certs within /usr/share/ca-certificates (for some reason I've got that issue on 1 out of 5 servers with Ubuntu 18.04) and put them there, then again do dpkg-reconfigure ca-certificates .


    sgumbert probably they're set on Domain list as "Invalid", then you have to follow this what I've written in this post above.

    Edited once, last by theqkash ().

    I still have this error when I try to activate the plugin.


    Code
    1. An unexpected error occurred:
    3. Plugin::LetsEncrypt::enable: Died at /var/www/imscp/gui/plugins/LetsEncrypt/backend/LetsEncrypt.pm line 266.

    PS: This is so weird. If I change the plugin status in the database to enabled and replace with NULL in the plugin error section, everyting is working. I can create new certificate, renew and all that.

    Edited once, last by Delta04 ().

    You know Delta04 , we are working on obsolete software, everything might be a problem here. I guess that when you install this package it try to install something within old versions of certbot etc., and this might be an issue here. Anyway, you should consider moving I guess.

    I know, we try to keep the patient alive, but he is already a zombie. I'm affraid you are right, the end is near and we have to find another solution...

    Well, the end actually already passed, as software is not installable anymore. So if anything will went wrong and you'll have to reinstall whole i-MSCP, you're done.


    Anyway, I'm happy that your issue has been fixed. :)

    theqkash thanks! That worked for me :thumbsup: