Cert says I still have over 50 days, but when I try accessing via browser I get ERR_CERT_DATE_INVALID saying it expired on March 7th.
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You should probably just tell apache to reload its config: systemctl reload apache2 – but this problem will present itself again at the next renewal.
Yeah, it’s apache. Through the software (FreePBX), I can remove/install certs. I’ve tried wiping it out and generating a new one, using a different email address, but I get the same cert. I have verified the .crt and .key files are removed when I delete the cert in the software.
The software is a management console for a PBX system. It is restricted to specific IP’s, that’s probably why you don’t see anything.
To be clear, I have verified the time/date of my computer trying to access the https site. The same indications have been seen on multiple computers, from multiple networks.
Thanks. Unfortunately, that did not fix the issue. The date/time on my computer is accurate. I have tried multiple browsers/computers from two different networks. No issue for over a year, then now I have an issue. The error message says the cert expired March 7th. See attached image. If you have any other ideas I can try… I am all ears.
I really appreciate you taking the time to help me with this.
I am having pretty much the same problem. I’m running FPBX 14 and in certificate manager,it shows that my certificate has been renewed and is valid until May 2020, however when i access the URL, the certificate says invalid and shows the details for the old certificate.
I’ve deleted the certificate completely and generated a new one and but the problem still exist.