Remove Let's Encrypt renewal?

nielsvanrensela

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Hi,

We've had domains that used Lets Encrypt. Later, we replaced that certificates with other (non lets-encrypt) certificates. Including the certs for the hostname. Now, today it seams that Let's Encrypt has replaced cert files like /etc/exim.crt with a Lets Encrypt version instead of our own certificate.

Where can I find this proces, and remove any renewals that it does?
 
Anybody any idea? Does it help if I do a revoke on letsencrypt.sh? Or does that delete any installed certificates as well?
 
If you go to User Level -> SSL Certificates on the bottom you see something like "Lets encrypt in use.. Renewal in xx days". There you can turn off the auto renew for this domain and add your own certificate.

// Edit didn't read enough.. You were asking about the hostname. :rolleyes:

Try to remove(backup first!) the letsencrypt.key and ca.san_config in /usr/local/directadmin/conf/
 
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It should be enough to remove /usr/local/directadmin/conf/cacert.pem.creation_time
 
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