Hi, So I have installed letsencrypt SSL cert to my main domain as well as on sub-domains. I have used acme.sh and it has added the cronjob which runs every 35 min.
I have observed that the cert has not been renewed after 60 days. I read the other community articles but did not find what is causing the problem,
Hosting Provider: Namecheap
Web Server: Apache 2.4.57
Cpanel Version: 102.0 (build 33)
I run command this command to generate letsencrypt RSA 256 cert : acme.sh --issue -dtrushargavit.com -d www.trushargavit.com -w /home/trusrsle/public_html --keylength 2048
The cert will expire on 30 May 2023. Can some please help immediately to fix the problem.
UPDATE
So I ran acme.sh --list which lists the cert with details such as created on and renew on.
In which the cert details seems to be updated as shown in the image.
Please don't haphazardly tag seemingly random persons. They'll see your thread and reply if they want to. And if they don't want to, that's their right. Now you come across very pushy.
Also, you seem to have deleted the majority of the questionnaire. Please answer all the questions to the best of your knowledge, especially the "output" part, because now we're just guessing and/or using a crystal ball. And we all know there ain't no such thing as crystal balls: we need YOU to provide the relevant information.
I ran this command:
It produced this output:
My web server is (include version):
The operating system my web server runs on is (include version):
My hosting provider, if applicable, is:
I can login to a root shell on my machine (yes or no, or I don't know):
I'm using a control panel to manage my site (no, or provide the name and version of the control panel):
The version of my client is (e.g. output of certbot --version or certbot-auto --version if you're using Certbot):
I'm still missing a very important answer to one of the questions, so I give up. I'll just add to this thread that the webserver answering on your hostname is not Apache but in fact LiteSpeed, so there's something going on there. But I won't participate in this thread any longer as it requires too much energy for me to have to PULL OUT all the relevant questions, even when asked already.
Your two domain names point to different IP addresses.
You have not described the error you got but different IP addresses will fail (without unusual efforts to share the -w folder)
dig +noall +answer A trushargavit.com
trushargavit.com. 261 IN A 198.54.116.27
dig +noall +answer A www.trushargavit.com
www.trushargavit.com. 21 IN CNAME aefp7uf1epq48ewqm0209esvuf.alpha.supersonic.ai.
aefp7uf1epq48ewqm0209esvuf.alpha.supersonic.ai. 21 IN A 162.0.212.2
Also, as noted by Osiris is your apex domain is using a LiteSpeed server (not Apache as you describe)
Your www domain is connected to some service using a cert from Sectigo which has expired.
But, as already mentioned, the two names resolve to different IPs.
You can't obtain a cert for both names from one of those IPs [using HTTP authentication].
And, as your --list shows, the "www" named cert is up-to-date.
As you can see in the screenshot the certs have been renewed. I want to know when will these renewed cert will replace the previous one. The current cert will be expired on 30 may. Will the renewed one will activated automatically on 1st June?
How can I configure it? I contacted support team but they stated that the configuration is already set and suggested to contact lets-encrypt support team.
@rg305@MikeMcQ I want to know precisely when the cert is replaced with a new one. e.g. on my domain trushargavit.com, the cert was issued on 1 March and will expire on 30 May. As the acme.sh GitHub page states the cert will be renewed after 60 days. Will the cert replaced on 61st day or after 30th May?
