that's all fine.. you can enable php-fpm at any time.. you should also consider: a2dismod php7.3 mpm_prefork systemctl reload apache2 a2enmod mpm_event (or mpm_worker) systemctl restart apache2 you'll get warnings/errors on the first reload as no mpm_prefork/worker/event module is enabled. that's fine. you get the cert warning because the one generated during the tutorial is a self-signed certificate. you can replace it with a fully trusted purchased certificate, or a letsencrypt certificate. using the letsencrypt certificate on the control panel is a little more involved. https://www.howtoforge.com/communit...ts-encrypt-free-ssl.75554/page-16#post-386870 you can also use the same certificate to secure pure-ftpd, postfix/dovecot, monit (if used) https://www.howtoforge.com/communit...ovecot-tls-pure-ftpd-monit.75546/#post-355701
1. Those are normal. I assume they are because of ISPConfig sets things up itself, so just ignore. 2. Certificate does not certify IP-address. So if you access site with IP-address, no certificate applies. Previous discussion on how to get certificate for ISPConfig panel and applications: https://www.howtoforge.com/communit...el-setup-ssl-email-billing.83333/#post-396618
it gives : ./le4ispc.sh: line 28: certbot: command not found and actually running certbot on command line gives not found error
Yes, and do not run the le4ispc.sh script without correct hostname and dns setup for that hostname so that it's reachable from outside. If you would run it without working and correct hostname setup, the ispconfig install and apache setup will get screwed up.
