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SSL Certificate renewal after expiration and NPM update #1208
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This is the letsencrypt.log
Its seems like i have an issue to provide the following http://************/.well-known/acme-challenge/Cn50XLdix7BY8fgOmEgCnSPptSZY8U8s0-ghdNcJaNY Could it be due to HSTS or something similar? |
I am seeing the same error here. Tried a lot of things to fix it on my end, but it won't work. |
The same thing is happening to me. All my certificates have expired and NPM is not able to renew them since some versions ago |
Did any of you try a clean installation? I would like to avoid it since I have configured a lot lately. |
@maxdd, I am sorry, but I didn't reinstall. I've got more than 30 proxies
configured, so........ You can understand why I would not go through the
full re-install.
…On Mon, Jun 28, 2021 at 6:51 PM maxdd ***@***.***> wrote:
Did any of you try a clean installation? I would like to avoid it since I
have configured a lot lately.
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On my production host I am not seeing this problem and I haven't started fresh in about 18months. Also using the latest image. Are you able to request a new certificate for a new host? |
No i'm not.
How can we verify this? My EDIT: I correct myself, port 80 was needed in order to do the renewal and i decided to disabled it once i generated my previous certificates. |
@maxdd Thanks for the hint! In my case, port 80 wasn't open and that was the cause. I've just opened it and the certificate renewals are working now :) |
Fact remains that I use DNS for verification, and I do see the record being
created in DNS, but it still gives an error.
Regards,
Jacco van Koll
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@maxdd <https://github.com/maxdd> Thanks for the hint!
In my case, port 80 wasn't open and that was the cause. I've just opened
it and the certificate renewals are working now :)
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The original author of this issue and others in the thread hat not forwarded port 80 in their router and were able to renew the certificate successfully after opening the port.In order to prevent this issue from becoming a graveyard for various different issues which arise for some people, I'm going to close this issue. @talesam I have moved your comment to a new issue. You can also open a new one I you would like to be the author of the issue. |
Port 80 is open, that's not it. |
Hi,
i'm facing issues with certificate renewal after there has been an expiration and after i've updated with the latest npm docker image. Below my log
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