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DigitalOcean DNS & Let's Encrypt Wildcard Certs - Error Cert Expired?

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      wrote on last edited by girish
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      I got an email from my freescout install that my cert for the *.mydomain.com (wildcard) has expired and it cannot fetch any new mail. I also can't fetch using the Mail app on iOS.

      If I visit my mail server at mail.mydomain.com (dummy link), the cert expiration shows July 2nd so I'm confused on what to do now.

      I found a dead link when visiting the CR Docs at https://docs.cloudron.io/certificates/#wildcard-certificate and then clicking on "this tutorial" which supposedly shows the correct way of setting up wildcard certs to include both the bare and wildcard domains.

      Suggestions?

      Thanks in advance!

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      • humptydumptyH humptydumpty

        I got an email from my freescout install that my cert for the *.mydomain.com (wildcard) has expired and it cannot fetch any new mail. I also can't fetch using the Mail app on iOS.

        If I visit my mail server at mail.mydomain.com (dummy link), the cert expiration shows July 2nd so I'm confused on what to do now.

        I found a dead link when visiting the CR Docs at https://docs.cloudron.io/certificates/#wildcard-certificate and then clicking on "this tutorial" which supposedly shows the correct way of setting up wildcard certs to include both the bare and wildcard domains.

        Suggestions?

        Thanks in advance!

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        @humptydumpty If you go to Services -> Mail -> Restart, it will copy over the latest certs. There is some bug that when certs are renewed the mail server is not updated with the latest certs. We are still trying to understand what causes this issue.

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        • girishG girish

          @humptydumpty If you go to Services -> Mail -> Restart, it will copy over the latest certs. There is some bug that when certs are renewed the mail server is not updated with the latest certs. We are still trying to understand what causes this issue.

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          @girish I hopped back on to say that restarting the mail service fixed the issue. I issued a server restart earlier but that didn't work for some reason. Thanks Girish!

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            @humptydumpty If you go to Services -> Mail -> Restart, it will copy over the latest certs. There is some bug that when certs are renewed the mail server is not updated with the latest certs. We are still trying to understand what causes this issue.

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            @girish I think this is the first cert renewal after I had switched the DNS to DO. It was set to manual before. Maybe that was the cause..

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            • humptydumptyH humptydumpty

              @girish I hopped back on to say that restarting the mail service fixed the issue. I issued a server restart earlier but that didn't work for some reason. Thanks Girish!

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              @humptydumpty Yes, correct. Server restart won't fix the issue, have to restart the service explicitly (since it copies over certs).

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