I would like to recover a certificate that I revoked (I believe I revoke but it’s not written revoked in crt.sh). I used “certbot delete” to revoke my certificate. But it was a mistake, I shoudn’t have done that … Now I want to have back ! When I check on crt.sh, I see 3 records (1 leaf certifica…

[image] farang1991: I used “certbot delete” to revoke my certificate. That is a delete, not a revoke - they are different things. But neither has an easy "undo" option. If you have a backup of the LE folder, then you may still have the private key and can use that cert. Otherwise, you will…

Hi @farang1991 [image] farang1991: I would like to recover a certificate that I revoked you can't. Revoking -> done. Create a new certificate. PS: Deleting a certificate isn't revoking a certificate. Read Public key certificate In cryptography, a public key certificate, also kn…

[image] farang1991: /keys (10 keys .pem) Please show the names and dates of those files: ls -l /etc/letsencrypt/keys/

Thanks @rg305 , these are my keys: [keys]

The April 10 key corresponds to the date when you last issued a wildcard cert. Perhaps that is the key for that public cert. See: https://crt.sh/?q=*.laophenixconsulting.com

okay I see @rg305 , the key dated the 10th of april is the one that used to issued my certificate … but what about the others ? :thinking: UPDATE: I tryed to install a new certificate but when I run this command: “sudo certbot -d $DOMAIN -d $WILDCARD --manual --preferred-chalanges dns certonly” I …

[image] farang1991: what about the others ? Your opening statement was: [image] farang1991: I would like to recover a certificate that I revoked And you found the key for that cert. What "others" ? ? ? As for: [image] farang1991: certbot: error: argument -d/–domains/–domain: ex…

$Domain contains my domaine name. $WILDCARD contains my sub domain ( *.domaine_name). [image] On the documentation of certbot, some command contains two string as well. And the first time I ask for a certificate, It was working.

You may need to wrap the wildcard; as it would appear as: sudo certbot -d laoxxx.cm -d *.laoxxx.cm --manual … and probably should be: sudo certbot -d laoxxx.cm -d ‘*.laoxxx.cm’ --manual … So try it with: sudo certbot -d $DOMAIN -d ‘$WILDCARD’ --manual … OMG AND ALSO CHECK THE SPELLING $WILCA…

OH FUCK ! Yes sorry I was a wrong name … I checked several times but not saw it :frowning: Thanks

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farang1991 April 22, 2020, 10:20am 7

Thanks @JuergenAuer, I will read that carefully.

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