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Auto SSL issuing self signed certificates even through Let's Encrypt is on

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  • HostXNow_Chris
    Is this any help
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  • ffeingol
    Without reading "every" line of the log, it looks like your domain does not actually resolve to your server. Let's Encrypt won't issue the certificate unless the domain resolves to your server. "testdomainnames.co.uk " does not appear to be a valid, registered domain, so it's not going to get issued a certificate.
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  • cPanelLauren
    @ffeingol is correct, based on the error "testdomainnames.co.uk" does not resolve to an IP - this doesn't necessarily mean it ACTUALLY doesn't (though it can) it means that the check that's done isn't finding the IP address for the domain when it performs a DNS lookup. What's the output on the server when you run the following? /scripts/cpdig testdomainnames.co.uk A --verbose
    (please ensure you remove any identifying information prior to responding as well)
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  • digitalrefresh
    Thanks for the replies. I replaced the real domain name with "testdomainnames.co.uk" based on a recommendation of hiding the domain from an administrator. @cPanelLauren will that script be helpful if I use it with the correct domain name?
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  • cPanelLauren
    Hi @digitalrefresh That administrator was me :) and yea you'd replace the example domain name with the real one when you run it. Just change any IP addresses or real domain names associated with you before responding with it.
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