Good afternoon, I have a problem when trying to install the certificate for a domain. I have my own server with Debian 10 and apache2 installed on which I host some sites. I use the DNS server of the locaweb and in it I have only two A records, one for www.dominio.com and another for dominio.com . …

[image] StraightFree: Is there any entry missing from the DNS records? There appear to be broken DNS servers. When asked for a CAA record (which, if it exists, specifies which CAs are allowed to issue certs for your domain), your DNS server returned an error, which shouldn't happen. It's OK…

danb35, thanks for your reply. My domain is registered by locaweb. There I pointed to the DNS servers of the locaweb and made appointments to my Debian server. Can you tell me if the error that is returning is due to a failure in the DNS servers in the locaweb or in my Debian server? The locaweb …

[image] StraightFree: failure in the DNS servers in the locaweb or in my Debian server? The former. [image] StraightFree: The locaweb does not allow the creation of CA records, is it necessary to create such a record to install the certificate? No, it's perfectly OK to not have a CAA …

[image] danb35: The former Can you tell me what may be happening on my Debian server that is returning this error? And how should I proceed in order to correct the error?

[image] StraightFree: Can you tell me what may be happening on my Debian server that is returning this error? It's nothing on your Debian server, it's an error on the part of your DNS provider.

SERVFAILs can be tricky to track down because they don't always happen consistently. Something like temporary "bad weather" on the internet can trigger it, in which case there's nothing to be done. How many times did you try? If you try again, does it happen every time? [image] StraightFree: D…

_az thanks for your reply. I've tried over the course of a few days to perform the installation and it always returns the same error. [image] _az: Did you redact this error message? Was the domain in here your www.dominio.com one? I just changed the domain on the return, the real one is p…

Hi @StraightFree [image] StraightFree: the real one is parsoni.com . your name servers are buggy - https://check-your-website.server-daten.de/?q=parsoni.com Non-www has an ip address, www a Server Failure: Host T IP-Address is auth. ∑ Queries ∑ Timeout parsoni.com A 200.161.185.204 …

Indeed, you need to tell Locaweb to try this query: $ dig @ns1.locaweb.com.br parsoni.com caa ; <<>> DiG 9.16.1-Ubuntu <<>> @ns1.locaweb.com.br parsoni.com caa ; (2 servers found) ;; global options: +cmd ;; Got answer: ;; ->>HEADER<<- opcode: QUERY, status: SERVFAIL, id: 11864 ;; flags: qr rd; QUE…

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Do you believe that this error on the part of the DNS server can be solved by creating some record in the DNS or is it an error that must be analyzed by the team of locaweb, supplier of the DNS server?

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