I'm using Let's Encrypt at Nextcloud, but I'm troubled with updating this.
It is the one that resembles my solution.
Unable to renew Let's Encrypt certificate: 403 Forbidden
But I don't seem to be able to use this method. I would like to know another method.
First, where is Let's Encrypt at Plesk? And where is the place equivalent to "/var/lib/letsencrypt/.well-known"?
There was a proposal that it should not be denied here, but should be admitted conversely.
Or is there a useful solution?
I'm scared of renewing this certificate every time. I had broken the site.
This is the solution I know. Delete Let's Encrypt certificate with Plesk's tool setting. Disable SSL/TLS with hosting settings. And delete the .well-known directory. Then install the certificate of Let's Encrypt.
I'm doing these work every time, but I'm really scared.
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CentOS 7.3 / nginx 1.13.8 / PHP 7.1.17 / Plesk Onyx 17.8
It is the one that resembles my solution.
Unable to renew Let's Encrypt certificate: 403 Forbidden
But I don't seem to be able to use this method. I would like to know another method.
First, where is Let's Encrypt at Plesk? And where is the place equivalent to "/var/lib/letsencrypt/.well-known"?
There was a proposal that it should not be denied here, but should be admitted conversely.
Or is there a useful solution?
I'm scared of renewing this certificate every time. I had broken the site.
This is the solution I know. Delete Let's Encrypt certificate with Plesk's tool setting. Disable SSL/TLS with hosting settings. And delete the .well-known directory. Then install the certificate of Let's Encrypt.
I'm doing these work every time, but I'm really scared.
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CentOS 7.3 / nginx 1.13.8 / PHP 7.1.17 / Plesk Onyx 17.8