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I have lost/deleted the private key of the certificate. I thought i could generate a new one to be used with the domain i got a while back. I am very new to this so I am probably not doing it right. Some advice would be appreciated.
If I have deleted/lost the private key file, does that mean i cant get another certificate for the domain i mentioned above? Would I have to prove the domain was mine before trying to get a replacement certificate? I am not sure I am understanding this process.
The domain seems ok now but I am still getting "Invalid email address: www.ccloudd.co.uk. There seem to be problems with that address." when i run this command "sudo certbot --nginx". the logs restate the above.
How long do dns records take to propagate? Should i wait a day and try again? Not sure what my options are.
$ curl http://www.ccloudd.co.uk/.well-known/acme-challenge/hxghiavfikzoquuorl
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And when I use the same URL in Windows 10 Firefox 109.0.1 (64-bit) I see this: