Hi all, I’ve recently tried to use lets encrypt on an EC2 CentOS package but after going through the process my site is serving a self signed certificate (which is odd as I didn’t generate one). My OS isn’t officially supported so I got the error: “letsencrypt-auto certonly” I then ran the follow…

I suggest looking through (maybe using grep?) all the configuration to see if it chooses a different certificate somewhere else in the config files. We’ve definitely had users before who discovered to their surprise that a default config was set to use a self-signed certificate (better than nothing)…

Site serving a self signed certificate

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dan382 June 16, 2016, 8:01pm 5

Thanks Dan, I’ll take another look and make sure this is updated.

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