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Hi. We"re looking at this right now. Out of curiosity, since you have to set up a device with the URL anyway, what advantage does setting an initial IP address offer versus just hitting the URL on...
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I guess that means you are rebuilding the Cpanel openssl 1.0.2 package with not need to have trusted-first mode configured manually; only standalone verification seems to need it. You can see this...
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The DST-issued intermediate that LE sends has the same name (i.e., Subject) as LE"s new root: "ISRG Root X1". Clients that have the actual root cert can thus ignore that extra intermediate. The pr...
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LE is not sending DST Root CA X3, or any other root. They"re sending an intermediate that points back to the expired root. You can see this if you grab CPAN"s Net::ACME2 and try out the example sc...
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You need to send this API call to cPanel (port 2083), not to Webmail. It sounds like the easiest way to do what you want to do is just to use HTTP Basic Authentication to make your API call. That ...
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Hello! Have you considered switching to the default AutoSSL provider rather than Let"s Encrypt? The default provider doesn"t combine different vhosts" domains onto single certificates and has a mu...
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Rest easy " this isn"t a problem on your end, and AutoSSL appears to be working as expected. There was a bug in our software that caused duplicate domain entries in some of the configuration files...
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The hostname itself is secured by a free, 1-year, cPanel-signed certificate that is automatically issued and installed as part of your cPanel license. This certificate renews automatically. What w...
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Some points to offer here: 1) AutoSSL is a framework that allows arbitrary providers to issue SSL certificates for cPanel servers. The default provider uses cPanel"s own (Comodo-backed) CA; cPanel...
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Quick clarification: install_ssl does NOT install certificates onto "domains" per se; rather, it first installs them onto Apache httpd virtual hosts and then creates appropriate entries for non-htt...