I have problems with updating DNS today, sometimes got old IP, sometimes got new IP. Can I force to use the new IP likes write an entry in /etc/hosts?
That's get problems to create new certs.
I have problems with updating DNS today, sometimes got old IP, sometimes got new IP. Can I force to use the new IP likes write an entry in /etc/hosts?
That's get problems to create new certs.
Hi @sincorchetes and welcome to the LE community forum
No, that wouldn't be very secure; As anyone could put any name in their /etc/hosts
file and get a valid certificate for that domain name.
Then you have a DNS problem.
And you need to fix that - getting a cert won't make that problem go away.
What is the name that is having DNS problems?
[note: this is not a forum for DNS problems - I just like DNS and I'm willing to help you]
Thanks \o/
I know...
The provider is Joker.com, but no problem I will wait...
What are you waiting for?
To populate DNS changes in root DNS servers.
If you don't want to post the domain here, you can click on my name and send it to me directly.
I don't mind looking into the problem.
4 eyes are better than 2.
No problem, I could generate the cert now. Thanks
So all you need is to include a delay/wait time in your cert process.
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