GoWilkes
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Good news, cPRex! I found the problem, it was with an Apache configuration rule after all. I don't really know why the rule was causing a problem, but when I removed this the cert was installed: Re...
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I should include that I have this in my Apache configuration to ensure that no Apache rules accidentally block the request: RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^/[0-9]+\..+\.cpaneldcv$ [OR]RewriteCond %{RE...
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All of my sites on Cloudflare have the same problem, but this is the error I'm seeing on my main site: WARN “Let’s Encrypt™” HTTP DCV error (mail.example.com): 403 urn:ietf:params:acme:error:unaut...
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Well, I figured it out so I'll post it here for posterity. I went to: /etc/outgoing_mail_hold_users In the text file was my email address; last modified time was 6:48pm and it's now midnight, so I ...
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It's now almost 4 hours later. I left my computer and was watching TV, so no emails were sent. I came back and sent one at 11:45pm (a reply to someone), and again had the warning returned: A messa...
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@perplex, an easy solution might be to set up a free Cloudflare account, then move your sites to that. Cloudflare installs a certificate on their end, bypassing Sectigo / Let's Encrypt altogether. ...
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That's exactly what I was trying to fix :-) I'd seen that article before and have been hesitant to create a cron with rm, that just feels like I'm playing a solo game of Russian Roulette! LOL I un...
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I'm afraid not :-/ I get an email when the 5 minute average is high, and here's how many I've gotten this month: Dec 2 => 2Dec 3 => 6Dec 4 => 5Dec 5 => 4Dec 7 => 1Dec 8 => 5Dec 9 => 4Dec 10 => 3De...
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cPRex, my server provider has been looking at it, too, and haven't seen any reason for the spikes. But I KNOW they didn't happen until I began using Cloudflare. Coincidence? Maybe, I don't know. Al...
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Have you checked the Raw Apache log in the time ranges that the spike has been registered or only lsof? Unfortunately with these kind of things it is most times a lot of manual work and sometimes ...