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Missing Hosts From Autossl => Cert Errors

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  • cPRex Jurassic Moderator

    Hey there!  I've got a couple thoughts for you, and you'll really like the first one.

    We've added the ability to change the primary domain in version 138! https://features.cpanel.net/c/228-replace-primary-domain

    I'm wondering if the best option is to use that new tool to promote one of the other domains to the primary domain and then see if that resolves the issue, as you may be reaching the limit of domains for the vhost.

    One other thing you can check would be the AutoSSL logs in WHM >> Manage AutoSSL to see if there are any errors listed there.  You can also use the "Manage Users" tab on that page to run a manual check, which should show odd behavior.

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  • MHFraser

    Hi cPRex,

    We've added the ability to change the primary domain in version 138! https://features.cpanel.net/c/228-replace-primary-domain

    oh that is good news. I'm still on 136. I seem to have clients rebrand with annoying regularity

    One other thing you can check would be the AutoSSL logs in WHM >> Manage AutoSSL to see if there are any errors listed there.  You can also use the "Manage Users" tab on that page to run a manual check, which should show odd behavior.

    other than the expected failure to process alert for the primary domain, there is no errors. It successfully secures all the domains in its list, it's just that the second domain only has mail & www listed? 

    I can see from the autossl emails the list dropped to those 3 after a migration to another host in 2024. autossl simply believes there are only 3 to secure and thats all it does. 

    Is there some way to reinitialise a domain in autossl? 

     
     
     

     

     

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  • cPRex Jurassic Moderator

    There isn't a "reinitialize" feature - if the domains are present on the server they should at least attempt to be secured by the AutoSSL system.

    Are there vhosts in Apache for all those other domains that are missing?  I'd check the configuration file (/etc/apache2/conf/httpd.conf) to see if they are there.

    If they are, it might be best to create a ticket since that's just odd behavior.

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