Let's encrypt error

I'm wondering where did you find the let's encrypt setting in the first place? Can't locate it :(

WAF --> Certificates --> Advanced ;)

twister5800 said:

After I enabled the Let's encrypt (Under WAF) , I get this error: 

Thanks for reporting this. Unfortunately the permissions of /etc/ssl/certs are no set properly by the Beta update.

You can fix this on the command line:

chmod 0755 /etc/ssl/certs

Then try again to enable Let's Encrypt.

We're tracking this as NUTM-10315.

HeineMadsen1 said:

I'm wondering where did you find the let's encrypt setting in the first place? Can't locate it :(

You have to enable Let's Encrypt in Webserver Protection / Certificate Management / Advanced. Before you do that please change the permissions of /etc/ssl/certs on the command line as outlined in my other post.

Then you can choose method "Let's Encrypt" when you create a new certificate.

And we are happy:

2018:09:24-13:48:39 mail letsencrypt[22832]: I Create account: creating new Let's Encrypt acccount
2018:09:24-13:48:40 mail letsencrypt[22832]: I Create account: running command: /var/storage/chroot-reverseproxy/usr/dehydrated/bin/dehydrated -f /var/storage/chroot-reverseproxy/usr/dehydrated/conf/config --register --accept-terms



:-)

Here? Cant find it

You can type wildcard names, which gives error notifications, UTM should deny even creating them in Webadmin :-)

Try the CERTIFICATES MENU :-)

Like here?

Have you installed the beta?