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Domain certificate expired, rendering Cloudron instance inaccessible

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    hiramfromthechi
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    @necrevistonnezr It's a non-beta version of Firefox, fully updated, with no extensions, and all caches cleared. Still got error messages, though not as many this time:
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      Most errors are related to the app.normandy.recipe.runner - it’s a tool by Mozilla to collect data and send it back to Mozilla (aka Telemetry):

      Normandy is a system that allows Mozilla to instruct Firefox clients to perform a variety of actions to aid the user and gather feedback to guide Mozilla in developing a better browser for them. To do this, we need a way to instruct Firefox to perform certain actions without having to download an update or wait for a new release.

      https://mozilla.github.io/normandy/dev/concepts.html
      see also https://firefox-source-docs.mozilla.org/toolkit/components/normandy/normandy/data-collection.html

      So it’s not really a problem of the website but an error in Firefox‘ telemetry.
      As I said, Firefox has become a pain…

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        scooke
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        Can this user not just ssh into their box and run a cli command to renew the certificate(s)? Why is the discussion revolving around browser messages?

        A life lived in fear is a life half-lived

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          hiramfromthechi
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          @necrevistonnezr I tried on Firefox, Brave, and Safari. So are we 100% sure this is a browser issue?

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            @scooke Happy to try this, if instructions are provided somehow. Thanks in advance.

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              scooke
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              I've looked around the forum (always a good thing to do, for future reference), and some people suggest A) restarting the entire server (if you can't ssh in, then you can always use the webhost VPS dashboard to restart), B) access the url using a TOR browser, C) accessing the url in Incognito mode (that's Chrome's name), and D) more complicated, but using an API call to renew, and E) and finally, I had found, but now can't, a series of posts where ppl were deleting certs from /home/yellowtent/boxdata/certs, and restarting the server, which would prompt Cloudron to regenerate the missing certs. I don't think this one is advised - however, since you are totally stuck, maybe.

              A, B, C) https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/4390/managing-ssl-certs-via-cloudron-cli
              D) https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/6073/cloudron-certs-update-api-doesn-t-work
              E)

              A life lived in fear is a life half-lived

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                @scooke Happy to try this, if instructions are provided somehow. Thanks in advance.

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                @hiramfromthechi something else is off here. You should always be able to access Cloudron dashboard (Even with the fallback certs). Can you please write to support@cloudron.io with your domain name and I would like to debug it further .

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                  I bet it'll be something like running a Ubuntu VM on a Pi at home from a mobile hotspot using both cloudflare and tailscale....!

                  A life lived in fear is a life half-lived

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                  • girishG girish

                    @hiramfromthechi something else is off here. You should always be able to access Cloudron dashboard (Even with the fallback certs). Can you please write to support@cloudron.io with your domain name and I would like to debug it further .

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                    hiramfromthechi
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                    @girish Just emailed you—thanks.

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                      @girish Just emailed you—thanks.

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                      @hiramfromthechi thanks, I replied. Looks like MySQL is down.

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