Closed ilkosta closed 3 years ago
inst old version Docker 2.1.5.0 ^2.1.7.0 has problem
are you referring to the Docker version? in use I have Docker version 17.05.0-ce, build 89658be
.
The version of jrcs/letsencrypt-nginx-proxy-companion
and jwilder/docker-gen
containers is the latest as from the docker-compose.sh updated running the setup.sh
are you referring to the Docker version? in use I have
Docker version 17.05.0-ce, build 89658be
.The version of
jrcs/letsencrypt-nginx-proxy-companion
andjwilder/docker-gen
containers is the latest as from the docker-compose.sh updated running the setup.sh
I am currently using win 10 docker desktop:2.1.5.0(40150) engine.19.03.4 compose:1.25.0-rc4
and latest version jrcs/letsencrypt-nginx-proxy-companion jwilder/docker-gen
it working set
@ilkosta
Did you manage to solve this issue?
Sometime when you remove the certificate the Lets Encrypt itself take some time to issue new certificates... But from this message seems this is not the case.
Are you running the proxy in a linux server? if you ping from inside the server the domain it hits back to your server's ip address?
If so, you try to stop the container, rename the domain folder on your nginx-data/certs/ folder (rename, do not remove)... and start again your compose file and check the logs...
Other thing you should try is to run the ./start.sh in the proxy, you do not need to stop, only start it again, it will update the containers and config files.
Let us know if you got through this.
Hi @evertramos,
unfortunately, both the renaming of the certificates directory with the stopped proxy and the re-execution of start.sh with the active proxy has not had any effect. Same error. Perhaps the problem is due to the configuration of the DNS and to the fact that 12 hostnames were provided on the same IP. The issue is no more a problem because the company has chosen to switch to a owned star certificate.
I'm still having this issue. Any ideas?
@mccarthysean please try v0.5 if you have any issues... with new acme version let us know and open new issue. Thanks!
@mccarthysean please try v0.5 if you have any issues... with new acme version let us know and open new issue. Thanks!
Thanks for the response, but my issue was quite a while ago, and we've since switched to using Traefik to automatically renew LetsEncrypt certs for HTTPS.
Glad to know you keep improving this very useful Nginx proxy project. Nice work.
@mccarthysean thanks for your message, I was unable to work on this project last year... but for now I do have some plans for that and also the server automation I will open source it soon as well. Please keep an eye on it, once it will be very useful tools even for you using traefik.
Error description:
There are several application containers, each published on its own domain via the companion
There were problems in renewing a certificate and I deleted the related entries from the
certs
directory, to get the certificate back.Error result
The DNS seems ok, and asking for the
http://example.com/.well-known/acme-challenge/X
inside the container is 404can anyone suggest a solution or indicate the problem?