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When setting a Let's Encrypt (LE) certificate as server default, httpd and httpd-admin daemons do not use the chain file.
This can prevent a correct behavior in certain browsers.
Steps to reproduce
Configure a server with all LE requirements
Request a new LE certificate and set it as default
In nethserver-testing:
nethserver-base-3.0.10-1.2.g78528d5.ns7.noarch.rpm
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Oct 18, 2016
When setting a Let's Encrypt (LE) certificate as server default, httpd and httpd-admin daemons do not use the chain file.
This can prevent a correct behavior in certain browsers.
Steps to reproduce
Workaround
Manually set the chain file:
Reference: https://letsencrypt.org/certificates/
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