If you are able to access your command line, I’d follow the directions at https://certbot.eff.org/ for your operating system/web server configuration. You might also take a look at the Getting Started guide. If you run into and specific issues, feel free to open a topic for those.
./path/to/certbot-auto doesn’t mean the text “/path/to/certbot-auto”, but rather the particular location on your system where you downloaded the certbot-auto script.
However, it sounds like your user doesn’t have sudo access. Is this VPS just yours and not shared with other people? Are you supposed to be the administrator of the VPS?
Thanks for feedback actual the file certbot-auto is on my web root so i run sudo ./certbot-auto certonly .
the problem is my VPS has several CPANEL with different domains ,so i want to get SSL to one of my domain. the user of this domain is not root user but i have full access to VPS and even root account .
Could you perhaps create the certificate using cPanel’s AutoSSL, since you’re already using cPanel to administer the sites? Certbot doesn’t integrate directly with cPanel very well in most cases.
Certbot is mainly designed for people who have a VPS or dedicated server that they don’t administer using a control panel (although it can certainly be used for other purposes).
AutoSSL Domain Validated
Expires on June 5, 2018. The certificate will renew via AutoSSL.
So how will .
Is that ok ?
But where this method is linked to Let’s Encrypt ?