Open cmonty14 opened 7 months ago
I want to use my own existing certificate, I don't want to create a new one. How to do that? Best regards.
@cmonty14 Please add "certbot_admin_email" in your group_vars/all file so that there is a valid email address for Let's Encrypt. I haven't witnessed that yet and have to reproduce it.
@mikysal78 You need to set tls_key and tls_cert (found in group_vars/all) to the path where you put your own key and certificate files. Then just omit the "certbot" role in the ispmail.yml main playbook.
@mikysal78 You need to set tls_key and tls_cert (found in group_vars/all) to the path where you put your own key and certificate files. Then just omit the "certbot" role in the ispmail.yml main playbook.
I put the keys in but certbot still runs. Need to find a way to make a skip when tls_key is defined and tls_cert already exists. I didn't spend a lot of time and made some manual modifications. If you want I can try to find some time to figure out how to fix it
I want to use my own existing certificate, I don't want to create a new one. How to do that? Best regards.
Why are you using this issue for your specific issue?
Hi, I'm running into this error on my VM where I want to setup a test-ispmail-server:
The related error message in /var/log/letsencrypt/letsencrypt.log is clear about the root cause:
Can you please advise how to fix this error?