Hello.
I am running a site on Ubuntu. Originally I installed Nginx as reverse proxy and installed Lets encrypt using certbot. but due to issue with Nginx I installed Apache and reissued SSL for apache .
I have disabled Nginx . however, I get SSL error time to time , and i believe due to ssl for nginx still in the system.
how can i disable this ssl or nginx ssl configuration .
Would you explain more about the error?
Certificates don't "belong" to your nginx or Apache. Those just refer to the cert file names. If nginx is no longer running it cannot be interfering with your Apache system.
It will be hard to give much advice without more answers from the form you should have been shown when posting to the Help topic
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