(résolu) erreur ./letencrypt domain

Hashut

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./letsencrypt.sh request_single www.domain.com 4096
This is used for the hostname mainly. Try it via the Directadmin itself, which is the best and most easy way to do this.

If you really need commandline, then try it like this:
./letsencrypt.sh request www.domain.com,domain.com 4096

Also, update your debian 10 files with apt-get update to be sure you have the newest openssl and ca-certificate versions.

Please use English language only, this is an English languaged forum. You are the one with a question, we should not need to go into Google translate to help you, it should be the other way around. ;)
 
Hi, @Hashut there are many posts that you can find if you copy and paste the error message in the search area.


French speaking people and english, good luck :D

PS offtopic: I know a little bit French from my wife because she has French descent. Her great-grandmother was pure French who lived in Cambodia during Indo-China war. Also, French was the second official language used in Cambodia.
 
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Hello,
yes sorry you are right about the french,
all the system is up to date I have typed in the forum and on google the mass error I have the same error message whether in the shell or via the control panel, I always try to find it by myself before posting a help c is a minimum thank you
 
Please don't quote full posts. ;)

I'd had a look over the forums, but the only solution until now was to update the ca-certificate and openssl.
But you say you already did that.

Maybe somebody else has another solution.
 
Hello
all is up to date I am testing all that I could find on the forum and on the net, there is only one trick not to try to completely uninstall letsencrypt and reinstall it. I test her and I come back to tell you
thank you
 
Try to switch to ZeroSSL,
Code:
/usr/local/directadmin/custombuild/build update
/usr/local/directadmin/custombuild/build lego
/usr/local/directadmin/custombuild/build letsencrypt
touch /root/.zerossl
/usr/local/directadmin/scripts/letsencrypt.sh request server.name.example.net
 
Hello
super it works.lol more than 3 weeks that I struggle,
the command "touch /root/.zerossl" and the only things that I had not done
thank you
 
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