I am a bit confused after trying so many things so that I am no longer 100% sure which certificates I installed on my new server (VPS). Is there a way of checking this? I am afraid of simply re-running the same command I previously used to create the certificates (i.e. sudo letsencrypt certonly -a w…

Thanks! It turns out that I am indeed missing the forum subdomain in my certificates. The big question is: will I be able to add these without destroying the ones I have if the retrieval doesn’t work (e.g. because my NGINX is now configured for https for all domains…)?

[image] tophee: because I'm worried that might destroy them and leave me with an even more broken site. Certbot never replaces existing certificates unless it believes it successfully obtained the replacement certificate. What's more, it never deletes the old certificates either. They still e…

[image] schoen: Hopefully the certbot certificates command that @ahaw021 suggested will work for you (provided that you have a recent enough version of Certbot installed). If not, we can suggest some commands with the openssl command line program. Yes, that was very helpful (and so simple!). …

@tophee , although the name was changed from letsencrypt to certbot, all of the methods of distributing Certbot still provide the letsencrypt name for backwards compatibility. In particular, the introduction of the certificates command long post-dates the switch of the official name from letsencrypt …

So this is not correct? [image] Migrating WordPress with HTTPs Secured by LetsEncrypt to New Server if you already did that you'll have to update your cron job to use certbot too.

Apparently not… sorry for the confusion!

You can double-check that they are the same version by running certbot --version letsencrypt --version Hopefully, they’ll return the same version, showing that they are just alternative aliased names for one another.

[image] schoen: Hopefully, they'll return the same version They do!! (version 0.11.1)

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ahaw021 April 2, 2017, 10:15pm 2

Hi @tophee

Review this article: Certbot - List of Managed Certificates After Renewals

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