If you use acme.sh to issue and installcert, it will be renewed automatically, you don’t need to take care of the cron job.
you can check your cronjob by:
crontab -l
After re-reading this thread, and just to clarify, the file below wasn’t added by me. I actually had found it before and deleted it, but throughout many attempts of finding the root of my problems this file kept being created.
### I found a file in my ../conf folder called: nginx.example.com.br.conf_letsencrypt and in it we have:
location ~ "^/\.well-known/acme-challenge/(.*)$" {
default_type text/plain;
return 200 "$1.yxgGDRnEH9R5fC2kXvBqXINg_USLfrOwMlTyy10HKwY";
}
I’m unsure where it comes from.
And thanks again for all the help! I learned a sh*t load and got the system running again… priceless… thank you internet!
Yes, acme.sh can set up a cronjob automatically. the cert can be renewed automatically and silently.
The user just needs to issue and installcert once, acme.sh knows when/how to renew the cert in future, and will automatically install the cert again.
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It’s likely that your vestacp plugin modifies your conf file.
Please disable the letsencrypt cert in the web site control panel.
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