- You didn't include the "www"
- Used the production system for testing
- Wasted a real cert
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It's done by mistake actually I tried to refresh nginx server but old command run. Now what can I do further?
You don't follow what I ask you to do.
Why are you asking me to tell you anymore?
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So sorry it was the mistake. I'm grateful to you that you helped me a lot.
Okay I'll try to solve myself if you are not free, it's okay.
Sadly, I am completely FREE.
I am a volunteer here.
No one pays me to help you.
I try my best to help you and you don't follow what I ask.
I can only wish you the best with on your path.
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It's completely fine. You helped me a lot. And regarding not follow what you ask, that's not true It's pressed by mistake.
No problem thanks for your help agian!
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If it was a mistake, no problem.
I did mention this same issue once before:
But we can continue.
What is the problem now?
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I am unable to reach the site securely.
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I figure out how to update certificate to include domain with www
Also certificate is not wasted, don't worry about that.
I fixed the issue and also updated the certificate for able to work with www
Let me explain further what I have done so you can get idea,
certbot certonly --cert-name blankslateit.com -d blankslateit.com -d www.blankslateit.com --dry-run
Then selected nginx as installer. And it asks for adding domain with www.blankslateit.com. So by this command you can add or remove any domain from certificate.
You are going to teach me how certificates work?
Let me tell you what I know:
- Certificates can't be modified.
- Any change to a certificate requires issuing a new cert.
See exactly how many certs have ever have issued to your domain with:
crt.sh | blankslateit.com
Three certificates have been issued to your domain in the last two days.
You only need one - So, two certificates have been issued needlessly (yes, wasted).
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