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not able to renew SSL certificates on the website
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aaPanel_Kern
Thank you, Kern
Please let me know your update on this issue. Thank you
Hi, thanks for your information. Currently, the developer can see from the database that you use DNS verification and manually resolve domain name records. This will not automatically renew.
DNS verification requires the use of DNS API to automatically renew
all my domain names were using DNS Verification and fully manual by DNS manager in aaPanel.
Am I going to manually renew the SSL Certificate or reissue the SSL certificate using File Verification one by one?
I just want the method that could help me enable auto-renew certificate of my domain name in the future.
Hello, please do not use a DNS manager. Use the domain name provider’s website directly to manage domain names.
Use file verification, or use the CloudFlare API with DNS verification
Okay, I understand this one. However, if it is possible to make this works to use domain with DNS manager. I appreciated it so much. Thanks @aaPanel_Kern
4 months later
Hello, please help me with certificate updates. Certificates for all domains are not updated. The update hangs on the first certificate with this log.
Hello, thank you for your feedback, we will optimize this issue
You can also try to renew SSL manually in the website
12 days later
@aaPanel_Kern since Lets Encrypt SSL autorenewal in cronjob (/www/server/panel/pyenv/bin/python -u /www/server/panel/class/acme_v2.py --renew=1) has not been working for sometime now (the log shows successful renewal message but the SSL is not updated) is there any work around to this to make it automated? or a command that can be used to put into custom cron job?
For example, since manual renewal works fine, what is the manual bash command that can we use to put into cronjob?
Other than that, is there any ETA when you fix the cronjob for Let's Encrypt SSL autorenewal?
I had this issue with 6.8.x, upgraded to 7.0.13 and the issue remains the same.
Hello, it is recommended that you renew manually first. Is this normal?
Are you using DNS verification or http verification?
aaPanel_Kern before we start potentially-many-days-investigation here could you please just for now show us the terminal / python command that triggers the same action as when we go to Site modification and hit Renewal SSL so can run this command manually from system cronjob?
I use default settings which is http-verification.
@aaPanel_Kern on top of that, I deleted on of the sites and domain completely. This domain was included in the SSL wildcard.
Now after removal, the SSL is still trying to renew the removed domain causing renewal error.
I deleted SSL and tried to recreate - same issue.
I deleted /www/server/panel/config/letsencrypt_v2.json file but problem remains.
Where is this domain stored? It's not present on the Websites list, it's not attached to any existing sites but still is somehow visible to the letsencrypt script. How to delete the domain then?
Hello, I suggest you wait for this issue to be fixed. If the SSL certificate is about to expire, please renew it manually first
@aaPanel_Kern I'd like to ask you again: do you know the command that is run when manual renewal button is used? I'd like to use that command manually in system cronjob while waiting for the fixes.
Hello, you can only apply manually first, we will optimize this part in the follow -up part
I cleared the data in the file /www/server/panel/data/exclude_hash.json, then ran the renew process, and it worked again.
aaP_root10 I tried this. But it doesn't renew SSL, even though it makes SSL Cron detect domains that are less than 30 days old. It also shows the successful message.
aaP_root10 I fuckin' love you. That solved it for me, after so many months