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    Your license OS (CentOS 6) does not match the OS installed (CentOS 7).

    I have this issue with a machine that had incorrectly listed centos 6 instead of 8. I have updated the license, did a getlicense and a restart of DA. also did the overide to the ES 8.0 line above but when i try to update DA i get this error:
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    Let's Encrypt: Certificate won't renew for one particular domain (.san_conf error)

    I also ran `staging=yes bash -x ./letsencrypt.sh request` but I dont see any errors that it was not able to create the .san_config file. staging=yes bash -x ./letsencrypt.sh request <DOMAIN> ++ /usr/bin/id -u + MYUID=0 + '[' 0 '!=' 0 ']' + LEGO=/usr/local/bin/lego + DNS_SERVER=8.8.8.8 +...
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    Let's Encrypt: Certificate won't renew for one particular domain (.san_conf error)

    I updated last renew, to be sure. but did not fix it apparently then. I see its was out of date 1.61.3 so updated to .5 and re-requested the certificate. but the .san_config files are still missing. I also updated lets encrypt today.
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    Let's Encrypt: Certificate won't renew for one particular domain (.san_conf error)

    CSR config file /usr/local/directadmin/data/users/<user>/domains/<domain>.san_config passed but does not exist or is empty. ls: cannot access '/usr/local/directadmin/data/users/<user>/domains/<domain>.san_config': No such file or directory The error is correct as the file is indeed missing...
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    Let's Encrypt: Certificate won't renew for one particular domain (.san_conf error)

    I have the same problem. When I re-request the certificate from the user panel or via CLI it does not create the .san_config of that domain and its errors out when it want to auto-renew. while it does process the request (not renew) without errors. For me it are also migrated accounts, from...
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    [bug] sshd does not reload after checking ssh access on user.

    Hello All When I check SSH Access under an user, directadmin will do all the actions except reloading sshd. when sshd is reloaded manual the user can access ssh. also the errortask log does not give any sshd errors. DA version: 1.49.1 OS: CentOS 7 Am I missing something? Kind regards, Dominic
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