Hi,
On two servers (one in Debian 9, one in Debian 10, both with Webmin 1.981), I would like to use for some small domain free ssl certificate (I already use paid ssl certificate for some other one).
But I can't use Let's Encrypt.
Always I try to request a domain, I have this result :
Requesting a certificate for *.com, www.***.com from Let's Encrypt ..
.. request was successful!
Configuring webserver to use new certificate and key ..
Failed to request certificate : Failed to open /etc/ssl/certs/server.crt.webmintmp.7937 : Permission denied
I don't find any solution about this.
Do you see what could be the problem ?
Best regards,
/etc/ssl/certs/ is an odd path for the certificate file location compared to the Virtualmin default.
If you run
virtualmin list-domains --domain whatever.com --multiline
does it show that the SSL cert is under that directory?<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8">
Hi,
Yes, it show this path
(but is probably due to my server installation script who's specify
ther cert_tmpl=, key_tmpl= and ca_tmpl= value in :
/etc/webmin/virtual-server/config
Is this due to a permission (or owner) of this "forced path" ? Or
Can I reset to the defaut path ? (where is locate by the default?)
Best regards,
- www.studio-mt.be
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Bugs: #5519
No, those template options shouldn't matter as Virtualmin will use defaults under the home directory if not set.
How was this particular domain created?
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Hi,
Thansk for your reply, the domain was created normaly, with
virtualmin.
But, never mind, I have created a batch script with certboot command
to created certificate and apply them to domain automaticly.
Thanks for you job !
Best regards,
- www.studio-mt.be
écrit :
Related
Bugs: #5519