Lets encrypt - Verify error

Hello,
i have a question. I am using latest version of Debian and ispconfig - all working fine. But my problem is that one of mine domain was expired. This domain had lets encrypt. After expires my domain i remove it from ispconfig. But every day i get about 00:00 email from root email with subject Cron <root@host> "/root/.acme.sh"/acme.sh --cron --home "/root/.acme.sh" > /dev/null and Invalid response from http://xx.com/.well-known/acme-challenge/yI-qqQoHSkVdqWf5T9o24M_06-cJpBeITHiElpzEROo: 404
That is because my domain was expired - does not exist in DNS zone.

So i have to remove SSL certificate manually from server? I think that this is automatic when i remove domain from ispconfig.

 

Nope. This is yet to be implemented so far.

 

Thank you. Should i remove it in /root/.acme.sh and choose and remove folder with domain name which i removed via ispconfig? Or i have to do something else/remove ssl in another location?

 

At all, i used

Code:

acme.sh --remove -d domain.com

Code:

[Tue 13 Dec 2022 07:49:35 PM CET] domain.com is removed, the key and cert files are in /root/.acme.sh/domain.com
[Tue 13 Dec 2022 07:49:35 PM CET] You can remove them by yourself.
root@host:~#

Should i remove this folder too?

 

Please i so much need assistance, my domain keep returning error ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR.
i also notice the Lets encrypt box on ISPCONFIG always uncheck itself after a reload.
On further inspection, i think something is wrong with my set up as shown on the attached picture. Please i wish to install setup my wordpress site on it. HELP

Each time i check the Lets encrypt box after reload it show as unchecked. I decided to use GitHub script to implement it but i gets {chmod: cannot access '/var/spool/incron/root': No such file or directory} Please help.

 

That script is to remove the installed LE4ISPC script and no others, so it was wrong for you to use it for any other purposes.

If you got problem with LE in your ISPConfig server, follow its LE FAQ instructions.

And please open a new thread when you are not 100% sure your problem is 100% related to an existing thread.