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nolandg / meteor-lets-encrypt

Automatic issuing of Let's Encrypt free SSL certificates for Meteor
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Not working for me #2

Open bduff9 opened 7 years ago

bduff9 commented 7 years ago

I am using mup to deploy my app after installing your package and installed certbot, however the validation fails when it looks in the .well-known directory.

I noticed that you mentioned you don't need mup with this package, but can you not use it at all? Or am I doing something else wrong?

My exact steps are installing your package, deploying to my server, and then running the full letsencrypt command, at which point it tells me my server is unauthorized as the files its looking for in .well-known return a 404. Any help would be appreciated.

nolandg commented 7 years ago

Sorry, I'm not maintaining this at all anymore. The stupendous Redbird reverse proxy (highly recommend, check out it's github page) now effortlessly handles all the SSL and certs via Let's Encrypt. No reason to do it with this package anymore. Redbird also makes it effortless to host multiple secure sites from the same server and IP address--cheap!

Did you update your settings file? Did you specify the settings file to use when you started Meteor? There must be a way to do that with MUP. Did you check the challenges directory to be sure the files are being written there by certbot? Are the permissions correct on the challenges directory and the challenge files themselves?