QUESTION 1: I’m managing 12 domains and 6 sub-domains Over the course of acquiring them and keeping up with the evolution of LetsEncrypt, many of them expire at different times. I’d like to consolidate the process so that they all expire and can be renewed at the same time. They’re all being man…

No, that is the command that gets run each day. To install the cronjob use acme.sh --install-cronjob

Answering my own question here (Question 1 only) I was able to get all the expiration dates to line up. The trick was: 1 - Running acme.sh --renew-all --force and then 2 - Going back into cPanel and update any certificates whose expiration dates were not lining up. Re Question 2: haven’t figure…

you should use cron and run acme.sh --cron once a day, not trying to sync all renewals. each certificate will be renewed at the correct time, each by themselves.

Thanks for the clarification. Although I just checked, and it looks as though running the first command once, acme.sh --cron, actually did set up a cron job: "~/.acme.sh"/acme.sh --cron --home "~/.acme.sh" > /dev/null to be run every 50 minutes. I changed it to once per day, but should I remove th…

[image] ovunque: I changed it to once per day, but should I remove the additional commands to reduce it to your acme.sh --cron no, the other stuff is there because cron and your interactive shell are a lot different when it comes to paths and aliases. it probably was there since you installe…

So we’re all set re question #1? Thanks for your help! Re question #2 – any idea about that old sub-domain that shows up as an error?

[image] ovunque: Re question #2 – any idea about that old sub-domain that shows up as an error? what's the output of ls -la "${LE_WORKING_DIR}" ? also, echo "${LE_WORKING_DIR}" can be useful

[image] Giuseppe C.: ls -la "${LE_WORKING_DIR}" | grep '.' ls -la "${LE_WORKING_DIR}" | grep '.' echo "${LE_WORKING_DIR}" /home/[uid]/.acme.sh

is it possible that that subdomain is not on a cert by itself? check with acme.sh --list

[image] Giuseppe C.: acme.sh --list Not entirely sure. It does appear in the listing of acme.sh --list in the first listing of the domains & sub-domains, but so do a number of other now-deleted sub-domains.

How get expirations for all domains and sub-domains to match

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ovunque March 26, 2020, 7:49pm 4

Simple as that? Just acme.sh --cron with no other specs? That automatically sets up a cron job for once a day?

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