Domain is already processing an SSL request.

[microz]

Hi,

I'm getting this message after click on request letsencrypt certificate, as user, in ssl section.

"Domain is already processing an SSL request. Please allow it to finish before making other changes."

Any suggestion about how I can solve this?

It's a new account in directadmin.

Rgds

 

[MaXi32]

Seems like you need to wait, because SSL request is processing. The reason behind this might be the AUTO SSL feature in Directadmin is requesting a certificate for that domain. You can disable this feature but I don't see a reason to disable this awesome feature.

 

[microz]

Understand, Thanks Maxi

 

[quicknethosting]

How can i disable this feature ? As it take more than 1 hour + after account creation.

Manaul SSL is faster.

 

[Richard G]

Manaul SSL is faster.

Fastest way to disable autossl:
/usr/local/directadmin/directadmin set admin_ssl_check_retries 0 service directadmin restart

 

[castris]

Fastest way to disable autossl:
/usr/local/directadmin/directadmin set admin_ssl_check_retries 0
service directadmin restart

Updated to

/usr/local/directadmin/directadmin config-set admin_ssl_check_retries 0

 

[Richard G]

/usr/local/directadmin/directadmin config-set admin_ssl_check_retries 0

Command is indeed updated. You can also use a command from any directory now if all is well, like this:

da config-set admin_ssl_check_retries 0

 

[castris]

I'm already going to DA. The last time I used it was 4 years ago and that's fair. Thanks for reminding me about

da

 

[Richard G]

Thanks for reminding me about

Thank you too for reminding me for the new config options. I'm so rusted in using the ./build commands in the custombuild directory that I really must start getting use to using the "new" commands.

 

[Stije]

Just login via SSH and delete ssl.lock file.

For example:

cd /usr/local/directadmin/data/users/myuser/domains
rm domainname.com.ssl.lock

 

[MRM]

Just login via SSH and delete ssl.lock file.

For example:

cd /usr/local/directadmin/data/users/myuser/domains
rm domainname.com.ssl.lock

This is great thanks