Hi all, If I restore a site from backup is it going to restore all its settings including the SSL? I'm asking as I mess with a move to Cloudflare and SSL is not working at all; it always fails when I try to renew it with "The following renewal configurations were invalid". I guess because I tried to renew it also directly from certbot.
I tried to restore it from backup, nothing happens. Disabeld ssl, enabled it again and is not able to move on to setup correctly the letsencrypt. I always get The following renewal configurations were invalid: /etc/letsencrypt/renewal/mydomain.com-0001.conf /etc/letsencrypt/renewal/mydomain.com.conf /etc/letsencrypt/renewal/www.mydomain.com.conf Any help how to remove completely and install a new SSL on that as the site is down with a ERR_SSL_VERSION mismatch etc.
Follow this: https://forum.howtoforge.com/threads/lets-encrypt-error-faq.74179/ If that does not help: Find out what LE client you are using. Then read instructions for that client on how to delete certificate files. Then in ISPConfig panel tick on the LE certificate for that website and see if it works now.
No, the backup contains the website data and not the configuration of the website. That's nothing where a backup restore of the site is useful. So do yot restore a backup, you might lose recent data doing this! You can not use Let's Encrypt SSL in websites when you use CloudFlare proxy as CloudFlare blocks requests to the .well-known folder. If you want to use CloudFlare proxy, create a self-signed SSL cert for the site instead and then configure CloudFlare to not use strict SSL validation. The SSL cert that your customers see is from CloudFlare anyway and the internal connection between CloudFlare and your system is secured by the self-signed SSL cert.
