[Solved] dosprn.com Lets Encrypt SSL certificate problem

[dosprn]

[MoneyBroz]

You have to configure ssl in the ssl/tls settings for your domain, and choose to install a let's encrypt certificate.

[dosprn]

But I configured SSL already and it worked until now.

[MoneyBroz]

Try clearing your browsers cache.

[wolstech]

Have you waited at least two hours after installing the certificate?

[dosprn]

I configured SSL more than 24 hours ago and it worked properly until now.

[dosprn]

 

[wolstech]

I wonder if it's to do with the DDoS mitigation that was applied recently... I'll take a look at it in a few minutes.

[dosprn]

Thank you very much for your assistance.

[wolstech]

I've gone ahead and removed/reinstalled the certs on all of your domains for you. Also, I fixed an issue with your main domain's IP configuration as well.

Please give it 2 hours then clear your cache. If the SSL is still not working after that, I'll have Krydos take a look at it.

[tdm]

Same here, no SSL since several hours today (Tommy server).

I did not do anything on Plesk panel relative to SSL, the Let' Encrypt certificate is still valid - more than one month before renew.

It worked ok until today, I'm no SSL guru so when it works I don't touch it.

SSL/TLS certificate panel on Plesk says no problem - all green lights.

All browsers  display the same warning message - as above : Firefox / Chrome / Brave.

All caches are cleared with no result.

TIA - cheers

 

 

Edited July 18 by tdm

[luanfrj]

I am also facing same issue in my domain luan.eng.br
I configured LetsEncrypt long time ago. But today it stoped.

[tdm]

At 01:57 UTC it works ok again.

[wolstech]

Weird. The tdm account is indeed working despite me doing nothing to it.

I checked the IP configuration (nothing wrong) and replaced the certs for the luanreis account's domains even though they weren't expired. I suspect its the remove/reassign action that occurs in the background during a renewal that actually fixes these, not the new cert itself, so perhaps just unassigning and reassigning manually without reissuing would work as a fix. Give it 2 hours and that should work again.

The dosprn.com domain is now working properly as well.

[dosprn]

Thank you. Should it occur again, I will attempt to reissue the certificates myself.