I have been using Let's Encrypt on my Simple Hosting but I had some issues with certificate renewal. As written in the documentation, I used the following command:
I got a congratulations message and everything but if I go to my website afterwards, the certificate has not been renewed and the expiration date is still the same. Actually, if I understand correctly, the new certificate is generated and had been stored locally on my computer but not installed on my hosting.
So far, the only solution I found to renew my certificates is actually to use the original command:
To renew AND install the certificate, the run command is a simple solution. I already filled the pull request #39 to make it clear in the documentation.
Hi,
I have been using Let's Encrypt on my Simple Hosting but I had some issues with certificate renewal. As written in the documentation, I used the following command:
[sudo] certbot certonly --domains VHOST \ --authenticator letsencrypt-gandi:gandi-shs \ --letsencrypt-gandi:gandi-shs-name SHS-NAME \ --letsencrypt-gandi:gandi-shs-vhost VHOST \ --letsencrypt-gandi:gandi-shs-api-key API-KEY \ --installer letsencrypt-gandi:gandi-shs
I got a congratulations message and everything but if I go to my website afterwards, the certificate has not been renewed and the expiration date is still the same. Actually, if I understand correctly, the new certificate is generated and had been stored locally on my computer but not installed on my hosting.
So far, the only solution I found to renew my certificates is actually to use the original command:
[sudo] certbot run --domains VHOST \ --authenticator letsencrypt-gandi:gandi-shs \ --letsencrypt-gandi:gandi-shs-name SHS-NAME \ --letsencrypt-gandi:gandi-shs-vhost VHOST \ --letsencrypt-gandi:gandi-shs-api-key API-KEY \ --installer letsencrypt-gandi:gandi-shs
Am I missing something? Is there another step I should do after using the certonly command? Or is it a bug?
Thanks,
Marius