Certs not reloading after refresh

[thefl0yd]

On both my DS1821 units it seems the certificate is not getting reloaded anymore on the webgui after it gets refreshed.

One has been offline so the certificate legitimately expired. I booted it up, ran synology-letsencrypt.sh which fetched a new certificate just fine and when I navigated to the web interface I was told my certificate expired N days ago. Examining the certificate shows I'm indeed presented with the old cert. synology-letsencrypt-reload-services.sh doesn't do anything useful. Software: 7.2-64570

On the other unit that I've expected regular refreshes on (and indeed, LE has not emailed me to tell me this cert is expiring) when I logged in today I was told the certificate expired Friday. Running synology-letsencrypt.sh, however, tells me that my cert is valid for 64 more days and it will not try and refresh. Running synology-letsencrypt-reload-services.sh did nothing. A reboot of the unit resulted in the NAS coming back with the now current certificate. Software: 7.2.1-69057

[raskhadafi]

Hi I have the same issue. After debugging the scripts. I found out that the service Webstation is not listed in the file /usr/syno/etc/certificate/_archive/INFO which means the script synology-letsencrypt-reload-services.sh does not run the commands in this if clause https://github.com/JessThrysoee/synology-letsencrypt/blob/23ea76ac6b9eee0d3c86bdbffacb85bc5ceef869/synology-letsencrypt-reload-services.sh#L56

I have DSM 7.1.1-42962 Update 6 installed.

my current fix is to run afterwards

synow3tool --gen-all
systemctl reload nginx

[thefl0yd]

Ah awesome find, thank you! I’ve had zero time to debug so appreciate you sharing what you found.

[JessThrysoee]

Thanks for the investigation @raskhadafi

I have changed the hook to always reload nginx, see https://github.com/JessThrysoee/synology-letsencrypt/commit/21cc4a9e5f9489a2bce35374f7ae4d40179313d2 -- does this fix your issues?

[raskhadafi]

@JessThrysoee I think that will work. I will see it in a few weeks. ;-) Thank you very much for this fast fix.

[Stunt0265]

I just got this error on a Synology NAS running DSM 6.x:

/usr/local/bin/synology-letsencrypt-reload-services.sh: line 50: systemctl: command not found

I think for DSM 6.x, you have to use:

synoservice --restart nginx

OR:

synoservicectl --restart nginx

[JessThrysoee]

@Stunt0265 what does you /usr/libexec/security-profile/tls-profile/dsm.sh look like?

[Stunt0265]

!/bin/bash

if /usr/syno/sbin/synoservice --status nginx > /dev/null 2>&1; then /usr/syno/bin/synow3tool --gen-nginx-tmp && /usr/syno/sbin/synoservice --reload nginx fi

[JessThrysoee]

@Stunt0265 I have comitted an attempt to fix the DSM6 regression.

[Stunt0265]

Thanks. What's the best way to update - just run the install script again?

[JessThrysoee]

Yes