The pure existence of the certificate cannot prevent you from visiting the HTTP version of a site, and revoking it won't change anything about the HTTP version.
Both domains don't resolve for me, so it looks like you have a DNS problem, unrelated to Let's Encrypt.
In addition to what @fefrei said, revoking the certificate is almost never the right answer. The only time that’s called for is if you believe your private key has been compromised.
The pure existence of the certificate cannot prevent you from visiting the HTTP version of a site, and revoking it won’t change anything about the HTTP version.
vitamate:renovawel.com and care2cure.com
Both domains don’t resolve for me, so it looks like you have a DNS problem, unrelated to Let’s Encrypt.
maybe figured out that a self signed certificate is in use (which will lead to understanding that no matter how many certificates you revoke the problem will still be there) and read some documentation?
It seems like MailInABox will create a self signed certificate on installation so the admin interfaces are secure and prefers secure protocols (hence the self signed certificate)
Review the MailInABox documentation or post on MailInABox forums on how to remove the HTTPS redirects as this should be there somewhere
maybe figured out that a self signed certificate is in use (which will lead to understanding that no matter how many certificates you revoke the problem will still be there) and read some documentation?
It seems like MailInABox will create a self signed certificate on installation so the admin interfaces are secure and prefers secure protocols (hence the self signed certificate)
Review the MailInABox documentation or post on MailInABox forums on how to remove the HTTPS redirects as this should be there somewhere
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April 20
Sorry, care2cure.com do now…but resolve to https://care2cure.com with NET::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID ---- Til to, 20 apr. 2017 13:38:51 +0200 Felix Freiberger <letsencrypt@discoursemail.com> skrev ---- fefrei April 20 The pure existence of the certificate cannot prevent yo…
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