Https Configuration, Certbot don't work

[bard0x]

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Subject of the issue

Hi, I tried to configure the https following the guide that I found on the official documentation. When I try to lunch this command ./run_certbot.sh the console show me this error message:

/var/www does not exist or is not a directory

The full command that runs is:

docker run -it --rm --name certbot \
  -v source=${WEBGIS_DOCKER_SHARED_VOLUME}/certs/letsencrypt,target=/etc/letsencrypt,type=bind \
  -v source=${WEBGIS_DOCKER_SHARED_VOLUME}/var/www/.well-known,target=/var/www/.well-known,type=bind \
  certbot/certbot -t certonly \
  --agree-tos --renew-by-default \
  --no-eff-email \
  --webroot -w /var/www \
  -d ${WEBGIS_PUBLIC_HOSTNAME}

and the script is stopped when the script try to execute --webroot -w /var/www \ command.

I tried to create the www directory inside the folder var but the issue is still alive,

Any suggestions?

Steps to reproduce

1) Explained above

Environment

• g3w-admin:3.5.x
• g3w-client: 3.8.0-alpha.1
• browser: chrome
• operating system: ubuntu server 22

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[Raruto]

Hi @bard0x,

the script is stopped when the script try to execute --webroot -w /var/www \ command.

Just to know, have you already tried to change that line as follows?

--webroot -w ${WEBGIS_DOCKER_SHARED_VOLUME}/var/www \

Taking a quick look at the current docker volumes, there should also be a folder with the same name:

https://github.com/g3w-suite/g3w-suite-docker/blob/9475d8260979309e9e583a951306326b016247ea/docker-compose.yml#L96-L101

Greetings, Raruto

[bard0x]

Hi @bard0x,

the script is stopped when the script try to execute --webroot -w /var/www \ command.

Just to know, have you already tried to change that line as follows?

--webroot -w ${WEBGIS_DOCKER_SHARED_VOLUME}/var/www \

Taking a quick look at the current docker volumes, there should also be a folder with the same name:

https://github.com/g3w-suite/g3w-suite-docker/blob/9475d8260979309e9e583a951306326b016247ea/docker-compose.yml#L96-L101

Greetings, Raruto

Yes, I tried to change the lines as above but don't work... I don't know how resolve this issue

[wlorenzetti]

--webroot -w ${WEBGIS_DOCKER_SHARED_VOLUME}/var/www

It is not right, because the declaration --webroot ids relative to interna docker volume.

@bard0x check in your permanent g3w-suite data and check if /var/www forlder is created.

[bard0x]

--webroot -w ${WEBGIS_DOCKER_SHARED_VOLUME}/var/www

It is not right, because the declaration --webroot ids relative to interna docker volume.

@bard0x check in your permanent g3w-suite data and check if /var/www forlder is created.

Hi,

I have the folder var/www in my shared-volume data but the error occurs.

[wlorenzetti]

@bard0x try with sudo:

sudo ./run_certbot.sh

[bard0x]

@bard0x try with sudo:

sudo ./run_certbot.sh

Hi,

Unfortunately every my operations are executed with sudo

[Raruto]

check in your permanent g3w-suite data and check if /var/www forlder is created.

@bard0x Did you also check that those folders exist inside the docker container?

Just in case, here are the steps to follow to open a shell terminal for your container:

# 0 - open a new terminal session in your remote host (ie. ubuntu server)

# 1 - find your docker container ("name" or "id")
docker ps

# 2 - start interactive shell within your docker container
docker exec -it container-name-or-id sh

# 3 - do any further checks inside your docker container
# ls /var/www
# ...

Just to be sure, please also attach your current .env and docker-compose.yml configuration files.

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@wlorenzetti 😂

--webroot -w ${WEBGIS_DOCKER_SHARED_VOLUME}/var/www

https://github.com/g3w-suite/g3w-suite-docker/blob/9475d8260979309e9e583a951306326b016247ea/docker-compose.yml#L100-L101

It is not right, because the declaration --webroot ids relative to interna docker volume.

You are right 👉, I was just looking 👀 at the left side 👈, those double colons are so damn hidden in the 🔎 docker-compose.yml file...

[bard0x]

check in your permanent g3w-suite data and check if /var/www forlder is created.

@bard0x Did you also check that those folders exist inside the docker container?

Just in case, here are the steps to follow to open a shell terminal for your container:

# 0 - open a new terminal session in your remote host (ie. ubuntu server)

# 1 - find your  docker container ("name" or "id")
docker ps

# 2 - start interactive shell within your  docker container
docker exec -it container-name-or-id sh

# 3 - do any further checks inside your docker container
# ls /var/www
# ...

Just to be sure, please also attach your current .env and docker-compose.yml configuration files.

@wlorenzetti 😂

--webroot -w ${WEBGIS_DOCKER_SHARED_VOLUME}/var/www

https://github.com/g3w-suite/g3w-suite-docker/blob/9475d8260979309e9e583a951306326b016247ea/docker-compose.yml#L100-L101

It is not right, because the declaration --webroot ids relative to interna docker volume.

You are right 👉, I was just looking 👀 at the left side 👈, those double colons are so damn hidden in the 🔎 docker-compose.yml file...

Hi, I check and I have the folder var/www...

Sure, I attach my .env & docker-compose.yml file.zip

Thank's in advance for the support

[bard0x]

I found the solution:

I rewrited the script in this way:

docker run -it --rm --name certbot \
  -v source=${WEBGIS_DOCKER_SHARED_VOLUME}/certs/letsencrypt,target=/etc/letsencrypt,type=bind \
  -v source=${WEBGIS_DOCKER_SHARED_VOLUME}/var/www/.well-known,target=/var/www/.well-known,type=bind \
  certbot/certbot -t certonly \
  --agree-tos --renew-by-default \
  --no-eff-email \
  --webroot
  -w /var/www \
  -d ${WEBGIS_PUBLIC_HOSTNAME}

If -w /var/www is on the new line all working fine.

I close the issue, thank's again for your support