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  • robert_cooke
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    I used the original bash install.sh -y --ssl --letsencrypt --domain= --email= command again and this seems to solve the issue.​

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  • robert_cooke
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    I got an error. I think it is because the link is now not accessible without a valid ssl certificate somewhat of a catch 22 it looks like. Is there away to get around this?
    Last edited by robert_cooke; 07-17-2023, 02:01 PM.

  • lazovic
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    Hi robert_cooke,

    Please try to use the following commands:
    Code:
    docker compose -f /var/www/espocrm/docker-compose.yml exec espocrm-certbot certbot renew
    docker compose -f /var/www/espocrm/docker-compose.yml exec espocrm-nginx nginx -s reload

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  • robert_cooke
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    I run esprocrm with the docker installation and I got these containers running. I assumed that there must be a command to use the espocrm-certbot to update the certificats.

    espocrm-daemon
    espocrm-websocket
    espocrm-nginx
    espocrm
    espocrm-certbot
    espocrm-mysql

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  • esforim
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    Odd question to ask here because it depend on your server setup. Personally with my version I got CPanel where they automatic do this for me every 3 months. The other method (my old host) I have to do this manual, and there is plenty of tutorial and guide that show me how to do that.

    This manual method is annoying because I need to do it every 90 days but I sometime forget for some of the domain.

    Here is just one guide: https://sslforweb.com/blog/free-ssl-...e-lets-encrypt

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  • robert_cooke
    started a topic Update letsencrypt with certbot

    Update letsencrypt with certbot

    I am probably missing something, but I can't find how I can renew my letsencrypt certificates. Any idea?
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