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autorenew is not working #9931
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What exactly do you mean by this? How/where did you check? |
nothing happened:
also i'm not sure how the task is triggered, but there is neither a cronjob nor a systemd-timer. |
I don't fully understand why you would see that message. It would only show if the If I take a look at the contents of the OL8 EPEL Certbot 1.22.0-1 RPM, I do not see such option actually being used anywhere. That said, I also can't find that option in the Debian Anyway, Certbot itself (the Python application) does not automatically insert cronjobs or systemd timers and relies on the So while I don't fully understand the OL8 EPEL package, I don't believe this is actually a Certbot issue. |
Well, I see the message.
At least certbot shows the wrong message.
I never understood why snap is the recommended method. Does anybody really like snap? Back to topic: For now I will set up a systemd timer or a cronjob manually in future. But maybe someone finds out what is really going wrong here. Either Oracle Linux (or RHEL) made a mistake in the EPEL Repo or I missed something... |
No, Certbot shows a message as instructed by the
You might want to reach out to the OL8 EPEL packager. |
You are right. What I meant was that this message made me think, certbot creates the timer.
Sorry for the few information. This issue is reproducable on a fresh OL8 with only certbot and httpd or nginx installed. While answering I had another idea: Maybe SELinux caused that the systemd-timer was not created. I'll check this also...
That will be the next step ;) |
Hi,
i have certbot 1.22.0 running on oracle linux 8:
certbot.noarch 1.22.0-1.el8 @ol8_developer_EPEL
python3-certbot.noarch 1.22.0-1.el8 @ol8_developer_EPEL
python3-certbot-apache.noarch 1.22.0-1.el8 @ol8_developer_EPEL
after creating the certificate with "certbot certonly --apache -d DOMAIN" it's confirmed with the message "Certbot has set up a scheduled task to automatically renew this certificate in the background." and everything works, but there is no background job running.
is there an issue in this specific release or am i missing something else? I hope the answer is not "use the snap package".
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