acme SSL Le_Alt setting for server name is set, should be blank I think

Two issues, one leading to the other.
first I have a IPSConfig 3.2.5 server that sent me an email after trying to renew ACME SSL certs:

Code:

/root/.acme.sh/acme.sh: line 3623: letsencrypt_renew_hook.sh: command not found [Wed Mar  1 00:11:16 EST 2023] Error when run renew hook.
[Wed Mar  1 00:11:16 EST 2023] Call hook error.

not sure what the error meant, because I'm not an ACME specialist. I did run the acme renew-all command, and that led to my main reason for asking about this (FYI, domain name has been changed):

Code:

[Wed Mar  1 09:07:35 EST 2023] Verifying: www.dns.mydomainhere.com
[Wed Mar  1 09:07:36 EST 2023] Pending, The CA is processing your order, please just wait. (1/30)
[Wed Mar  1 09:07:39 EST 2023] www.dns.mydomainhere.com:Verify error:DNS problem: NXDOMAIN looking up A for www.dns.mydomainhere.com - check that a DNS record exists for this domain; DNS problem: NXDOMAIN looking up AAAA for www.dns.mydomainhere.com - check that a DNS record exists for this domain
[Wed Mar  1 09:07:39 EST 2023] Please check log file for more details: /var/log/ispconfig/acme.log
[Wed Mar  1 09:07:40 EST 2023] Error renew dns.mydomainhere.com.

that's certificate is referencing the name of the server, not an actual hosted site, so I'm assuming this is a leftover from the initial config? I checked the ACME conf file for that name, and it contains:

Code:

Le_Domain='dns.mydomainhere.com'
Le_Alt='www.dns.mydomainhere.com'

it's the LE_ALT setting that's causing the error message, I believe (should be blank?). I've poked around in the settings, and can't find where to turn off the auto-WWW for this reference - I know where it is for sites, but this name isn't listed under the domains that are hosted. Could someone point me to that location so I can turn that off, just to get rid of the error message? I could manually edit the conf file, but I'm assuming it'll just return at a later date. or maybe it's okay to edit it out?

Code:

acme.sh --upgrade

shows that it's currently up-to-date, by the way
thanks.

 

Try upgrading ISPConfig to the latest version opting to create SSL during that process as there may be a fix to that though I can't remember any for now.

 

till,
no, i checked that, no site for that name. it's the name of the server though, so I'm betting its something done during the setup of the machine.
ahrasis - can't upgrade past 3.2.5 - it's a centos 6 server, and something severely broke when I tried upgrading to 3.2.6, so not willing to try that again!
it's not critical, i just noticed that error, was not able to find the setting, so it was bugging me.
thanks.