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My domain is:rcgrs.com
I ran this command: Issue New Certificate, via the cPanel App for Let’s Encrypt
It produced this output:
There was a problem processing your request
The operating system my web server runs on is (include version):
linux
My hosting provider, if applicable, is:
IMHOSTED
I can login to a root shell on my machine (yes or no, or I don’t know):
I don’t know
I’m using a control panel to manage my site (no, or provide the name and version of the control panel):
cPanel
The version of my client is (e.g. output of certbot --version or certbot-auto --version if you’re using Certbot):
• https://rcgrs.com/ 107.190.135.214 No GZip used - 6777 / 22336 - 30,34 % possible Inline-JavaScript (∑/total): 6/1723 Inline-CSS (∑/total): 2/3329
200
Html is minified: 205,09 %
4.860
A
small visible content (num chars: 0)
• https://www.rcgrs.com/ 107.190.135.214 No GZip used - 6777 / 22336 - 30,34 % possible Inline-JavaScript (∑/total): 6/1723 Inline-CSS (∑/total): 2/3329
200
Html is minified: 205,09 %
4.764
A
small visible content (num chars: 0)
The 198 + https has a redirect to a suspended cPanel page. But creating a screenshot works, there is not 0 bytes content, instead, there is a normal website with a valid certificate visible.
Looks like you have changed your ip address but the old ip isn't removed. So Letsencrypt may has checked the wrong ip address.
That’s very odd, how on Earth could there be another copy out there with a different non-certified IP? Is there any way I can fix this or do I need to have someone from GoDaddy help me? I am using a shared IP from them.
This looks to me to be a misconfiguration by your web host, not something that GoDaddy could help you with.
Your web host is the one who is advertising the two IP addresses (which happen to both point to the same cPanel server):
$ dig +noall +answer @ion.dnsprotect.com rcgrs.com
rcgrs.com. 14400 IN A 198.49.72.98
rcgrs.com. 14400 IN A 107.190.135.214
What’s happening is that your host is saying, “hey, you can find rcgrs.com at these 2 IP addresses”, while at the same time, their webserver is configured to only serve your website from 1 of the IP addresses.
I would get in contact with your host and ask them about this. Link to this thread if you need to, it’s kind of complicated to explain the problem.
Hello all,I have worked up and back down the chain to try and get my issue resolved. I worked with IMHOSTED and they have removed the unnecessary IP from my site, and I have waited well beyond the propagation period, but I am still getting the same error when attempting to Issue an SSL for my rcgrs.com site. I am still seeing the error of a 'Hostname Mismatch" when checking GoDaddy:
The correct IP address of your cPanel server is 107.190.135.214. You appear to have removed that IP, when you should have removed the other one (the one left over):
That would be troubling. I was working off of what cPanel advertised as my IP. How can I tell that the 107.190.135.214 is the correct IP for me to be using? So I can go let the nice IMHOSTED people know that I need to changed again.
(You’ll see some short HTML that redirects you to the cPanel landing page).
The IP address reported in the cPanel user interface is wrong - it doesn’t correlate to how your cPanel server actually behaves. Your host has misconfigured something on their end.
