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SSL / Why is autoSSL so flakey?
« on: March 31, 2020, 11:22:04 PM »
I'm having lots of problems with autoSSL
- can't add a www.DOMAIN to a certificate after creating certificate without it
- errors like "2020-03-31 06:03:12 DNS Redirection problem for DOMAIN with www and without it" when I try to renew
(there is no apparent problem in DNS. The www.DOMAIN is a CNAME for DOMAIN which points to the server address)
I can't find the configuration files for autoSSL to figure out what is going on. It seems to use LetsEncrypt under the covers but the files are not in /etc/letsencrypt.
This seems much more complex than just using LetsEncrypt directly, and having one certificate which includes all host names but the complexity of the way CWP sets up vhosts seems to make this hard. Is something broken on my system or is it autoSSL? Should I just turn off autoSSL altogether and try to use LetsEncrypt directly?
- can't add a www.DOMAIN to a certificate after creating certificate without it
- errors like "2020-03-31 06:03:12 DNS Redirection problem for DOMAIN with www and without it" when I try to renew
(there is no apparent problem in DNS. The www.DOMAIN is a CNAME for DOMAIN which points to the server address)
I can't find the configuration files for autoSSL to figure out what is going on. It seems to use LetsEncrypt under the covers but the files are not in /etc/letsencrypt.
This seems much more complex than just using LetsEncrypt directly, and having one certificate which includes all host names but the complexity of the way CWP sets up vhosts seems to make this hard. Is something broken on my system or is it autoSSL? Should I just turn off autoSSL altogether and try to use LetsEncrypt directly?
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