Renewing Let's encrypt certificate on a Digital Ocean droplet #2856
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I created my owncast instance using the Digital Ocean template which was awesome to get up and running quickly. I just got an email notification that my SSL certificate is about to expire and I only now realize it seems like that template doesn't include certbot to auto renew the certificate. How does everyone handle renewal? Manually? Automatically? I'm not very well versed in all this stuff so if anyone can point to an easy step by step procedure that would be great. Thanks! |
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Caddy should auto-renew your Let's encrypt certificate. You could probably manually force it to renew, however. This thread seems to discuss that. |
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Yeah I also found that thread and it seems to discuss that but... it doesn't. The only info is:
but that doesn't help as to how this is actually achieved, where the storage is, etc... I'll just wait and see I guess since it looks like it's just the renewal threshold not being set correctly in caddy and causing the warning email. |
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Turns out, Caddy had renewed the certificate but via another issuer (ZeroSSL in my case) and so let's encrypt had no idea this had taken place. All is good then... |
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Turns out, Caddy had renewed the certificate but via another issuer (ZeroSSL in my case) and so let's encrypt had no idea this had taken place. All is good then...
https://caddy.community/t/let-s-encrypt-certificate-expiring-soon-with-no-indication-caddy-will-renew-it/19521