Re: [webmin-l] Certificate Problem

I ran all the Virtualmin package upgrades and it still reports 5.06 and 
it still reports domain has no website when trying to request a certificate.
Is there another way to upgrade Virtualmin other than package updates?  
Is this done from the command line.  Any help is appreciated.

On 2/23/2017 11:26 PM, Jamie Cameron wrote:
> Make sure you upgrade to the very latest 5.06-2 Virtualmin release,
> which should fix this issue.
>
> On 23/Feb/2017 15:08 Kimberly <[email protected]> wrote ..
>> There must be a problem with the current implementation of Let's Encrypt
>> for Virtualmin.
>> I put the old domain name back.  Created a new Virtual Server with the
>> new domain name.  Set the website up and tried to add a certificate to
>> the new virtual server and get the same error message, Domain has no
>> website.
>>
>> I am going to shell in and see if I can add the certificate from the
>> command line.
>>
>> On 2/23/2017 10:50 AM, Kimberly wrote:
>>> This may point to an issue with changing the domain for a site that
>>> holds a SSL certificate; I don't know.  I am relatively new to
>>> Virtualmin.  I thought that once the domain was set up and had moved
>>> through the DNS system that I should be able to just request a new
>>> certificate for the new domain.
>>>
>>> On 2/22/2017 3:13 PM, Kimberly wrote:
>>>> I had a domain with an expired certificate under a virtual server on
>>>> Virtualmin.  The domain name was changed; the home directory for the
>>>> domain was not changed.  So virtual server with a domain added to that
>>>> virtual server.  After changing the domain name the site will load; the
>>>> site is redirected to the https and loads but with a warning about the
>>>> certificate.  Can I manually clean up this mess with the certificate; I
>>>> cannot add a certificate for the new domain name.
>>>>
>>>> Let's Encrypt fails with Domain has no website; it does and the vhost in
>>>> Apache points both port 80 and 443 to the proper directory and the files
>>>> are there and the site will load in a browser.
>>>>
>>>> Would it be a wise move to move the domain to its own Parent and get it
>>>> out from under the virtual server?  How is this accomplished; is the
>>>> directory for the website moved to /home?
>>>>
>>>>
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