You can check the email address the expiry emails should have been send to with certbot show_account.
If that is the correct email address, you could check your spam box.
If there is nothing in your spam box, somebody might have unsubscribed your email address from the mailings. See Expiration Emails - Let's Encrypt for more info and how to re-apply.
You can check the email address the expiry emails should have been send to with certbot show_account .
It displays the email address correctly.
If there is nothing in your spam box, somebody might have unsubscribed your email address from the mailings. See Expiration Emails - Let's Encrypt for more info and how to re-apply.
This was done several times during the past week but there were no emails. I also checked mail server logs - there were no emails from expiry@letsencrypt.org.
Do you want help with your cert renewal? Or is it just the email problem you are concerned with?
One thing I see is the cert from your certbot certificates command is not the most recent for the single domain name. You also got a cert for just that name on Sep1 expiring Nov30.
Another is that there is no DNS A record for go.mohirdev.uz only mohirdev.uz and it looks proxied at Cloudflare.
Do you know why you are missing the DNS record(s) and what happened to the cert issued Sep1?
Yes, I am aware that there is no DNS A record for go.mohirdev.uz and the issue itself is not related to the certificate renewal, it is rather related to the expiry certificate notification.
The expected behavior is to receive an email 20 and 7 days before the expiration of the certificate, regardless of the validity of the domain itself (whether it is mapped to the server IP, etc).
But there were no emails for any domain with an expiration date of less than 20 or 7 days.
Well, Let's Encrypt issues those emails on a "best efforts" basis so things can go wrong sometimes (note the "we try" in their docs).
Can you confirm you are getting emails to the same email address you used for the expiry notices?
As a volunteer here I have no access to the Let's Encrypt email logs so you'll have to see if someone from staff wants to pursue this. I am sure they monitor their delivery stats and if there were a widespread problem it would be alerted to them that way. You may need to be patient for a response.
