Letsencrypt issue and installed date are different

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yes, try:
sudo systemctl status certbot

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I have executed above command. But it shown like inactive
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ā€œinactiveā€ is right now it is not doing anything
Try:
grep -i execstart /lib/systemd/system/certbot.service
sudo systemctl status --full certbot.timer
sudo systemctl status --full certbot.service

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when i run grep -i execstart /lib/systemd/system/certbot.servic, it shown like below
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that is the command that will be run

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when i run sudo systemctl status --full certbot.timer, it shown like below

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that is an active timer (waiting for the clock to strikeā€¦)

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and finally,
when i run sudo systemctl status --full certbot.service, then it shown like below

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its again inactive. Right?

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that is the service the timer will start (it is normal to be off)

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ok. So hereafter SSL certificate will renew automatically. Right

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It has been doing that for monthsā€¦

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But that doesn't answer your topic concern...

Please review my previous post:

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Really. So I didnā€™t understand still now. Now only i understand those process. Mistaken was mine.

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actually we are using adrodium.com.au domain only.

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You should keep the cert with both names:

Name: adrodium.com.au
Address: 3.105.112.186

Name: www.adrodium.com.au
Address: 3.105.112.186

I would:
Update your vhost configs to only use that one cert (with both names)
restart apache
delete the 2 unused certs

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ok. i will look at this

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Sorry I didnā€™t notice (until now) that one domain is .com the other is .com.au

So maybe DONā€™T delete any.

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yes. you are right. I have to check that should we need both .com and .com.au domain?

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You can forward one to the other.

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yes. I think so. Finally i would like to know that really letsencrypt free for life-time

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