The name resolves to IPv4 and IPv6 addresses
Addresses: 2a03:6f00:1:::xxxx
95.213.x.x
You must ensure that IPv6 can reach your site as IPv6 is preferred over IPv4 by LE.
Also, at least from an IPv4 perspective, http://your.domain/ and http://your.domain/.well-known/acme-challenge/test.txt return the exact same thing.
According to the IPv6 test - web site reachability :
IPv6 validation for http://***.com/.well-known/acme-challenge/test.txt
Congratulations, this website is IPv6 ready
I suggest using an IPv6 proxy to ensure that the content of the website is the same in IPv4 and IPv6 (not just that a website exists at all in IPv6).
The certificate worked for about three months. It stopped working for no (objective) reason, I didnāt change anything. Do you really think thereās a problem in IPv4/IPv6? I can provide domain name in PM it really works and works right, but certbot canāt get files.
Iām happy to take a look with IPv6 if you send me the domain name.
Okay, thanks. Sended in PM.
Hi @Nobler,
Using the domain name that you sent in your PM, I checked with IPv4 and IPv6 and found that while they both answer requests, they have different content. So thatās probably the reason; your IPv6 webroot or equivalent doesnāt match your IPv4 webroot.
Wow! I really had correct ipv4 and incorrect ipv6 DNS records. Thank you so much, guys! It was not obvious (for me) and certbot used to work well for about 3 months. I am very grateful to you. How can I thank you? I eat this banana for your health!
Thanks @Nobler! In return, I shall eat this banana for your health.
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