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 --multilinedoes it show that the SSL cert is under that directory?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,
Related
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?
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,
Related
Bugs: #5519