1.771 - issue with let's Encrypt renewal

[Skouat]

Hi,

After creating an LE certificate and applying it to an application, the certificate is recognized. But after a renewal, the application indicates that the certificate has expired.

In Vulture PKI manager, ther cert indicates the correct date. But even if I reload all application listeners or stop/start all, the old certificate continues to be provided by Vulture.

To workaround this issue, I do the following steps:

• Go to Applications to edit "my_applicatition".
• On tabs Network, I select another certificate profile (or none).
• I save the changes and reload application listeners.
• Then, I go back to application network settings to define the certs previously used.
• To finish, I reload all applications listeners.

the new certs is now properly setup.

[KGuillemot]

Hello @Skouat Could you please confirm us that you issue is solved with the new release 1.79. Thank you by advance. KGuillemot

[Skouat]

Hi @KGuillemot

Thanks for the fix. I will check this at the next renewal, which will be on mid-october.

[Skouat]

Hi @KGuillemot When the LE certificat should be renewed? My cert will expire next week

[Skouat]

The issue is still there. I had to edit the application and click save then reload the interface to apply the new certificate. Also, and maybe this is just for my Vulture server, the "acme-renew.py" script doesn't seem to be executed via cron tasks. I have to run it manually.

[Skouat]

Ref : #24