I am running the following command: sudo ./letsencrypt-auto certonly --standalone -d secure.domain.com --debug This is for the second cert on this box, the first worked fine. However, the second throws the following error: Version: 1.1-20080819 Version: 1.1-20080819 Traceback (most recent call la…

I had the same issue. Had to run the command 4 or 5 times before it finally worked.

Same problem for me. Have tried it from different IPs and for different domains, they all fail. No workaround either.

Got this over night. Retrying by hand works fine. Sounds like the LE client doesn’t do what it should ?

The workaround for me is to resend the last request again by using the nonce that is been sent back in the failed attempt response. I am using the ruby client and I have traced all the packets. The nonce that is being used in the last phase is valid but get rejected but the second attempt using a …

[image] shazde: Was there a recent code deploy to production in the past 3 days? Yes, last boulder update succeed at January 21, 2016 6:50PM UTC. These are the changes introduced to the update of boulder to +77d5114

In general, clients should retry a reasonable number of times if they get a badNonce error (a fresh nonce is included in the reply). I find that to be a surprising behaviour. I don't think anybody would implement something like this looking at the spec. My expectation when implementing acme in a…

[image] unixcharles: I find that to be a surprising behaviour. I don't think anybody would implement something like this looking at the spec. That's good feedback, thanks! The best way to improve the documentation would be to send a PR to GitHub - ietf-wg-acme/acme: A protocol for automating …

@jsha found the nonce problem tonight; it is my fault. The last thing I did before I moved back to Mozilla projects was re-enable caching at our CDN; we’re setting cache headers in Boulder for cacheable things like the terms of service. That change rolled out to staging in December and went to prod…

I’m running letsencrypt on two of my servers. Version 1.1 worked fine. Yesterday I upgraded to 0.2.0 and got these same errors as described in this thread. An unexpected error occurred: The client sent an unacceptable anti-replay nonce :: JWS has invalid anti-replay nonce Please see the logfiles …

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kikinovak January 28, 2016, 6:32pm 18

OK thanks very much! Just upgraded letsencrypt to 0.3.0 on my servers.

Cheers,

Niki

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