Hi there,
I used so far for more than 1 year certbot to automatically create certificate for NodeRed access over Let's Certificate.
Unluckly even if the certificate update is supposed to be renews on a 30 days before the current certificate is going to expire, it is now since 2,5 months the certificate is not being changed.
Forcing the certificate creation it is working properly but always creating a file elapsing on April, 2023 (on the 18th).
Do you have any idea why this is happening?
I did actually checked the log file comparing the last time the certification got renewed correctly and when it is failing now
The first difference i can found is the invalid status that you can see in the screenshot here attached.
Seems there is error in validating the data which I believe shall be connected to something failing on the whole process on the let's encrypt.
Any idea which could be the reason?
Thank you so much for any help.
Andrea
Hi @anmabi1984, and welcome to the LE community forum
For now, the "400" is the main problem.
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Hi All,
Seems I solved.
The problem I had deactivated a port forwarding rule on the router necessary to get the inbound connection necessary for the certificate renewal.
Hope this can be of help for someone else in the future.
Andrew
