Closed ghost closed 7 years ago
Do you have something in your /etc/pki/realms/HOSTNAME/acme/error.log
?
If yes, you need to make sure your server is publicly accessible so a certificate can be issued. Once you have set your A records and your DNS has propagated you can run.
rm /etc/pki/realms/HOSTNAME/acme/error.log
/usr/local/lib/pki/pki-realm run -n "HOSTNAME"
Replace HOSTNAME with the sites address
I also had this issue recently and Carl helped. Perhaps this should go into the Wiki?
Nope there is nothing like "error.log" in "/etc/pki/realms/HOSTNAME/acme/" directory in the production server.
I run
/usr/local/lib/pki/pki-realm run -n "HOSTNAME"
restart the droplet then revisit the website , still got security certificate is not trusted
Did you replace HOSTNAME with your droplets hostname?
yap I did
Can you share the url?
This one is my bad. Pushed a change that I thought was working and it broke it. If you pull the latest changes and run debops wordpress
it'll create the certificate for you like it should.
security certificate is not trusted after install new website. Website is installed but get warning from browsers.
-- vars.yml --
wordpress__table_prefix: 'xxxwp' wordpress__disable_file_edit: True
wordpressssl: True wordpressssl_provider: 'letsencrypt'
wordpressadmin_email: 'xxxxxxx@gmail.com' wordpress__admin_username: 'xxxxxxxx' wordpresstitle: 'ONE'
wordpressvarnishadd_ban_lurker_headers: True wordpressvarnishpurge_conditions: 'req.http.X-Purge-Method ~ "(?i)regex"': | ban("obj.http.X-Url ~ " + req.url + " && obj.http.X-Host == " + req.http.host); return (synth(200, "Purged"));