check all autoSSL (Lets encrypt) that failed

[luca]

Isnt there a way to check all autoSSL (Lets encrypt) that failed ?

Thanks.

[anandmys]

It will be an useful option.

I have encountered many times many renewals have failed.

If we can run renew automatically once in a while, it wlll be useful

[rcschaff]

cat /root/.acme.sh/cwp_certs/acme.sh.log | more

[overseer]

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grep "Verification error" /root/.acme.sh/cwp_certs/acme.sh.log | less

[luca]

Thanks! No way for an integrated feature in the panel? To alert us, etc?

[Netino]

Thanks! No way for an integrated feature in the panel? To alert us, etc?

While this feature is not implemented in CWP, you can use this command in cron, to be alerted:

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# find /etc/pki/tls/certs -type f -name \*.cert -mtime +60 | sed -e 's#^/etc/pki/tls/certs/##g' -e 's#\.cert$##' | xargs -I '{}' bash -c 'echo -e "Domain Cert {} expired.\n.\n" | mail -s "ALERT: Domain Cert {} expired" your-mail@yourdomain.com'

Regards,
Netino

[luca]

From devs via support

About the temporary URL (domain.com/~USERNAME or server-IP/~USERNAME): good idea. Showing that link for each account/domain in the panel would make previews before a DNS change easier. We've added it to the suggestions for our developers.

[Netino]

From devs via support

About the temporary URL (domain.com/~USERNAME or server-IP/~USERNAME): good idea. Showing that link for each account/domain in the panel would make previews before a DNS change easier. We've added it to the suggestions for our developers.

This is strongly discouraged for security reasons.
Once someone has your username, all they need is the password.
Worse still, there was a recent vulnerability in CWP where simply knowing the username was enough to execute commands that escalated privileges to root.
Therefore, you should not expose your username publicly, even during the initial testing phase. There are other alternatives for this—such as the `/etc/hosts` file on Linux, or `C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts` on Windows—which allow you to point a domain to a specific IP address (in this case, your new IP).

Regards,
Netino