Philipp Ludewig

after one month the problem magicly disappeared. :/

Yes i used the second command. It says the cert-file is fine. Do you mean with the upstream CA the letsencrypt-ca.pem file?

Yes i used the second command. The cert file is accepted.. Do you mean with the upstream CA the letsencrypt-ca.pem file?

Yes i used the second command. Everything is fine. Do you mean with the upstream CA the letsencrypt-ca.pem file?

HI i checked it and in the miniserv.conf there are disabled: no_ssl2=1 no_ssl3=1 I have enabled no_tls1_2=0 Now i get an NET::ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID Error in chrome. In Firefox i can accept the certificate and get to the SSL_ERROR_RX_RECORD_TOO_LONG

HI i checked it and in the miniserv.conf there are disabled: no_ssl2=1 no_ssl3=1 I had disabled the tls too. no_tls1=1 no_tls1_1=1 no_tls1_2=1 Now i get an NET::ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID Error

HI i checked it and in the miniserv.conf there are disabled: no_ssl2=1 no_ssl3=1 I had disabled the tls too. no_tls1=1 no_tls1_1=1 no_tls1_2=1

HI i checked it and in the miniserv.conf there are disabled: no_ssl2=1 no_ssl3=1 no_tls1=1 no_tls1_1=1 no_tls1_2=1