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My domain is: www.elami.mk
I can login to a root shell on my machine (yes or no, or I don't know): Yes
So I got emails today about a few of my domains which have all been renewed.
I checked and it says that my SSL expires in 80 days (SSL Checker)
But my email says
Your certificate (or certificates) for the names listed below will expire in 19 days (on 09 Dec 19 13:13 +0000).
See the documentation about Expiration Emails. Especially this part:
If you’ve issued a new certificate that adds or removes a name relative to your old certificate, you will get expiration email about your old certificate.
Now back to the quote I mentioned above: Let's Encrypt warns you you've never renewed the certificate for just www.elami.mk. If that's OK, you can ignore the e-mails.
Osiris thank you for your reply.
It has been really informational and useful.
Just to be clear because I have renewed my certificates (p.s also got emails for two more certificates
www.justsayingkiddo.nl and justsayingkiddo.nl which are also renewed) I don’t need to do anything more?
The e-mail you received should contain a list of the hostnames in the certificate the e-mail was meant for. In the case of justsayingkiddo.nl it would be kinda confusing, because I see you initially issued two certificates: one for www.justsayingkiddo.nl and one for justsayingkiddo.nl, both on the same day. Again, a day later, you saw it was better to generated a third certificate with both those hostnames in just one certificate. And you've successfully renewed that latter certificate on Nov. 10th.
The e-mail you got probably mentioned both the www and the 'bare' hostname. That's because you got a certificate for both those hostnames. Those 'single hostname' certificates weren't renewed. The e-mail unfortunately doesn't tell you those hostnames were from the initial two (separate) certificates, which aren't relevant any longer, as you have a well working certificate covering both hostnames.
Yes I understand, it is kind of strange, but I understood your explanation atleast I am not scared that I will have errors in a few days because the certificates used on the websites are renewed and shouldn’t cause problems atleast I hope so.
I will not touch anything as my understanding is now right ?
All the best!