DNS of your domain doesn't point to this server or you have htaccess

Hi,

i am pretty new to CWP and are trying to get SSL to work. However, something is not working. I get the error message DNS of your domain doesn't point to this server or you have htaccess restrictions

- i dont have any htaccess file installed on public_html
- Here is the DNS configuration:
https://imgur.com/a/f1HXqrQ
- This is the DNS configuration on the CWP side
https://imgur.com/a/IxHpkiQ
- The a-record is pointing to the server
https://www.whatsmydns.net/#A/ruimtereizen.net
- But still i cant get auto ssl to work
https://imgur.com/a/Xr5UzXq

update 1:
after deleting the whole account i created a new account. Enabling AutoSSL gives the following

AutoSSL Issue Failed![Sat Sep  8 01:17:19 UTC 2018] Single domain='ruimtereizen.net'
[Sat Sep  8 01:17:19 UTC 2018] Getting domain auth token for each domain
[Sat Sep  8 01:17:19 UTC 2018] Getting webroot for domain='ruimtereizen.net'
[Sat Sep  8 01:17:19 UTC 2018] Getting new-authz for domain='ruimtereizen.net'
[Sat Sep  8 01:17:20 UTC 2018] The new-authz request is ok.
[Sat Sep  8 01:17:20 UTC 2018] Verifying:ruimtereizen.net
[Sat Sep  8 01:17:23 UTC 2018] ruimtereizen.net:Verify error:Invalid response from http://ruimtereizen.net/.well-known/acme-challenge/1TD1F0gjN_6_AtetI_OTiA61jKio9GFh0meIdU5Q93c:
[Sat Sep  8 01:17:23 UTC 2018] Please check log file for more details: /root/.acme.sh/acme.sh.log

Update 3 Added log file ( last 20 lines )

[Sat Sep  8 01:17:23 UTC 2018] url='https://acme-v01.api.letsencrypt.org/acme/challenge/qTI9zjrTJ-rDcX5Ij5hJKfXvrzfhP97ucabLhia4a5A/7153854755'
[Sat Sep  8 01:17:23 UTC 2018] timeout=
[Sat Sep  8 01:17:23 UTC 2018] _CURL='curl -L --silent --dump-header /root/.acme.sh/http.header  -g '
[Sat Sep  8 01:17:23 UTC 2018] ret='0'
[Sat Sep  8 01:17:23 UTC 2018] ruimtereizen.net:Verify error:Invalid response from http://ruimtereizen.net/.well-known/acme-challenge/1TD1F0gjN_6_AtetI_OTiA61jKio9GFh0meIdU5Q93c:
[Sat Sep  8 01:17:23 UTC 2018] pid
[Sat Sep  8 01:17:23 UTC 2018] No need to restore nginx, skip.
[Sat Sep  8 01:17:23 UTC 2018] _clearupdns
[Sat Sep  8 01:17:23 UTC 2018] skip dns.
[Sat Sep  8 01:17:23 UTC 2018] _on_issue_err
[Sat Sep  8 01:17:23 UTC 2018] Please check log file for more details: /root/.acme.sh/acme.sh.log
[Sat Sep  8 01:17:23 UTC 2018] url='https://acme-v01.api.letsencrypt.org/acme/challenge/qTI9zjrTJ-rDcX5Ij5hJKfXvrzfhP97ucabLhia4a5A/7153854755'
[Sat Sep  8 01:17:23 UTC 2018] payload='{"resource": "challenge", "keyAuthorization": "1TD1F0gjN_6_AtetI_OTiA61jKio9GFh0meIdU5Q93c.X3u0s504PaG8KagYPEDKk-vjOgth4theAXWD5muR5qo"}'
[Sat Sep  8 01:17:23 UTC 2018] POST
[Sat Sep  8 01:17:23 UTC 2018] _post_url='https://acme-v01.api.letsencrypt.org/acme/challenge/qTI9zjrTJ-rDcX5Ij5hJKfXvrzfhP97ucabLhia4a5A/7153854755'
[Sat Sep  8 01:17:23 UTC 2018] _CURL='curl -L --silent --dump-header /root/.acme.sh/http.header  -g '
[Sat Sep  8 01:17:24 UTC 2018] _ret='0'
[Sat Sep  8 01:17:24 UTC 2018] code='400'

What other things can i do to make it work?

regards jerome

try nginx webserver and issue the certs.

I had a similar problem.  I looked at my vhost config file and saw that I had a 301 redirect for my domain.  I deleted that redirect and was able to get a new cert.

01. A) From Domains -> List Domains. Delete the Affected Domain.
    B) Only if, List Domains is empty  then- Go to User Accounts -> List Accounts. Delete the user account with the Affected Domain.

02. Go To Server Settings -> Change Hostname. Click change Hostname (Keep all settings same).

03. If you followed option A before. From Domains -> Add Domain. Add the Affected Domain name now.
    Only if, you followed option B before. User Accounts -> List Account. Add new user account with the Affected Domain name.


04. Go To DNS Functions ->  List DNS Zones ->  (Affected Domain) Click Rebuild Zone.

05. Again Go To DNS Functions ->  List DNS Zones ->  (Affected Domain) -> Edit Files. Now- Firstly, Delete line start with- www (it has a cname record). Secondly, Paste these three lines below in the middle of the file-

ns1         14400   IN      A       (Public IP)
ns2         14400   IN      A       (Public IP)
www         14400   IN      A      (Public IP)

06. Go to Webserver Settings -> SSL Certificates -> Auto SSL. Install SSL for the Domain.

01. A) From Domains -> List Domains. Delete the Affected Domain.
    B) Only if, List Domains is empty then- Go to User Accounts -> List Accounts. Delete the user account with the Affected Domain.

02. Go To Server Settings -> Change Hostname. Click change Hostname (Keep all settings same).

03. Adjust the file from /etc/hosts:

    nano /etc/hosts

    **Make the values like this[Change here]:     
     
127.0.0.1   localhost localhost.localdomain localhost4 localhost4.localdomain4
[your server local ip]   example1.example.com     example1
::1         localhost localhost.localdomain localhost6 localhost6.localdomain6
     

04. If you followed option A before. From Domains -> Add Domain. Add the Affected Domain name now.
    Only if, you followed option B before. User Accounts -> List Account. Add a new user account with the Affected Domain name.

05. Go To DNS Functions ->  List DNS Zones ->  (Affected Domain) Click Rebuild Zone.

06. Again Go To DNS Functions ->  List DNS Zones ->  (Affected Domain) -> Edit Files. Now- Firstly, Delete line start with- www (it has a cname record). Secondly, Paste these three lines below in the middle of the file-

   ns1         14400   IN      A       (Public IP)
   ns2         14400   IN      A       (Public IP)
   www         14400   IN      A       (Public IP)

07. Go to Webserver Settings -> SSL Certificates -> Auto SSL. Install SSL for the Domain.

Disable csf firewall and try it again.  thats what worked for me.

Facing Same Issue,

Have 4 CWP VPS facing same issue with all of them, I think it may be issue with lets encrypt...

If you are using force-https, the 301 redirect is causing the issue as pixel said before.  Remove the 301 temporarily, or switch to the default template and rebuild the domains.

I am also facing the same issue. I have 3 test servers running on Digital Ocean with Centos 7.8 and CWP7.
I've disable the CSF firewall and the SSL cert is still not working.

01. A) From Domains -> List Domains. Delete the Affected Domain.

How can one simply delete a domain and loose data?

I was troubled by same problem since 1 day.

here is what worked for me

https://forum.centos-webpanel.com/index.php?topic=8892.msg31059#msg31059

Note: I am not an linux expert. Very new to this

Recently I forced my site (cashbytes.org) to https, for a day, I was getting a warning message in the browser, later, it was resolved automatically. If anyone faces, kindly wait at least 24 hours

Everything to work must have the right settings, in the world of programming everything follows a logical thought and works when it is set to work properly.

(Solution)- worked for me

I dont know anything about linux. I search and try every solution to see if its working or not.

Last year, I used my own computer to host CWP webserver. Now, I just bought a VPS server and same old auto SSL problem hunted me- DNS not pointing to your server...

This time I tried everything I learned last year but noting worked. Then..

I found the solution. This time- My hosting company using some kind of proxy. So even though my DNS setting was right and name-server was pointing to correct public IP, I was not getting the auto SSL. So, I activated NAT-ed mode using my private IP from CWP settings. Man that was it, main domain got the SSL.

For hostname SSL, I then went to Server Settings -> Change Hostname. Then Hit Enter (my host-name was correct so didn't change anything). After, I cleared my browser cache and logged in my hosting server via SSL url.

Thanks for the thread and advice.
Disabling CSF firewall solved my issue.