The problem is I have recently changed ISP and the new ISP doesn’t allow me to open ports (all ports are blocked). In this situation, till I subscribe to a significantly more expensive broadband package, I’m unable to renew my certificate.
Considering changing my ISP immediately isn’t an option, how do I make Apache locate my new self signed certificate, considering Certbot has installed a completely new configuration file named “000-default-le-ssl.conf” at /etc/apache2/sites-available?
Is there any other solution?
(Needless to say, I used certbot for installation. I’m running Raspbian Jessie)
How will you ever use a cert at this IP (presuming you can get one)?
I'll have to generate a self signed certificate for the time being, use it internally within the network and probably upgrade to their more expensive plans later. Right now Safari/Firefox is giving me an ugly error about expired certificate (in fact Safari is refusing to open the page).
May I ask a silly question? I have 2 ssl.conf files in the /etc/apache2/sites-enabled folder.
The folder has 3 files: 000-default-le-ssl.conf 000-default-ssl.conf 000-default.conf
The first one was created by LE and the last two used to be the default ones before I started using LE. Is it okay to have 2 ssl.conf files or should I delete one of the ssl.conf files and continue my edits with just one of them? In case both configs are valid, which one does apache choose?
In other words, in which conf file should I point my new LE certificates?