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Problems creating certificates with subdomains #118
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i think am also facing the same issue, with main domains its working fine but for the subdomains it isnt working |
Hi, i have the same problem, have you found any solution? |
Same issue |
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@pikhovkin What is this comment talking about? There is no directory like that here. |
@kevin192291 My comment suggests that this non-obvious issue might be related to permissions. Just try to set permissions to your configs |
Did you find any solution? thanks. |
I'm facing this issue too. It seems to be a potential change in perhaps how nginx does stuff? I'm not sure. I'll update here in a bit. For now though, in theory, reverting the change 94c73db Should (I think?) fix the issue. This will however create multiple certificates instead of one. Edit: Turns out it works normally but you can't set environment list env variable using
Second Edit: @hfuentes87, I noticed you still have example.org in your app.conf file under the second server block. it should be the first domain's name. |
Hello, I am trying to generate a certificate for an instant messaging system in Ubuntu Server 20.04, so I need the certificate to contain subdomains.
I added the subdomains in the init-letsencrypt.sh file:
And in the app.conf file, in the lines:
When I run the init-letsencrypt.sh script I get the following error on each of the subdomains:
If I remove the subdomains the certificate is generated but only for the main domain. Any idea what is causing the problem? Thank you
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