Connection not private - whole Cloudron down
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I recently moved my entire Cloudron and have been working on migrating my old domain to a new one. Here is a link to some issues I had with that:
After working on some other priorities and coming back to this, I was no longer able to access the my.olddomain.com Cloudron console. Also, some of my apps are available and others are not. I cannot bypass the security error in the advanced option in my browser either. Here is the error I get:
Your connection is not private
Attackers might be trying to steal your information from my.olddomain.com (for example, passwords, messages, or credit cards). Learn more about this warning
net::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALIDI'm paying for Cloudron and added my new domain to it while keeping the old one on the plan as well, however the old one now says it's the free plan and the new is paid. I need to access my old instance, but I don't know what I need to do to be able to access it. I tried logging in to my Linode and updating the certificate but it says it doesn't recognize the cloudron command. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
ChatGPT says to try reinstalling the cloudron CLI with this:
sudo npm install -g cloudron
But I don't know why it wouldn't be there to begin with. I don't want to mess anything up. The only thing I can think of is my license is not working because of the domain switch, but I should still be able to access the Cloudron control panel. -
"net::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID" this error means your client PC has a CA issue, not your cloudron. This is likely cause the cert didn't update after changing the default domain (I assume is what you are doing). Is it working now that it's sat for a minute, it may have renewed that cert.
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@overholt as @murgero said, for some reason the cert didn't update.
- Use another browser and open my.olddomain.com . If it shows invalid cert , just accept the invalid cert
- Login to cloudron dashboard
- Certs -> Renew . There is a log file in the drop down. Check why it's failing. Maybe you changed the DNS API keys? Or maybe some DNS configuration changed.
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"net::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID" this error means your client PC has a CA issue, not your cloudron. This is likely cause the cert didn't update after changing the default domain (I assume is what you are doing). Is it working now that it's sat for a minute, it may have renewed that cert.
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Cloudron will only respond on https (any http connection will redirect to https) . Sometime the browsers will refuse to even present the page to accept the self-signed certificate, due to HSTS, for this clear your browser history for that domain first.
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"net::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID" this error means your client PC has a CA issue, not your cloudron. This is likely cause the cert didn't update after changing the default domain (I assume is what you are doing). Is it working now that it's sat for a minute, it may have renewed that cert.
@murgero said in Connection not private - whole Cloudron down:
"net::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID" this error means your client PC has a CA issue, not your cloudron. This is likely cause the cert didn't update after changing the default domain (I assume is what you are doing). Is it working now that it's sat for a minute, it may have renewed that cert.
You said it was a problem on my client computer and so that got me thinking. I completely forgot that I made some changes to my local hosts file for testing. I removed those and it is working again. Your suggestion pointed me in the right direction, so thanks for that!
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