Hi guys, I'm experiencing an issue related to the SSL certificate. Of course the problem is not that the certificate is self-signed, it's the same as at the moment i don't care if a security warning appears. Both servers were built with automatic install on Debian 9. Server with issues: First server (Debian 9.5, nginx) http://server2.opt-media.es (working) https://server2.opt-media.es (error: ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED) http://server2.opt-media.es:8081/phpmyadmin (working) http://server2.opt-media.es:8081/webmail (error 404, but it should be here) https://server2.opt-media.es:8081/somethingelseisthesame (error: ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR) Second server (Debian 9.5, nginx) http://server1.magiodev.com (working) https://server1.magiodev.com (seems working but dont know why it's pointing to magiodev.com domain, that should be the home of the TLD) http://server2.magiodev.com:8081/phpmyadmin (working) http://server2.magiodev.com:8081/webmail (error 404, but it should be here) https://server2.magiodev.com:8081/somethingelseisthesame (error: ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR) Thank you all!
See this thread from earlier today: https://www.howtoforge.com/community/threads/ssl-certificates.80985/#post-383689
Yes i've already saw it but i don't understand if it works for me. I know how to set a self-signed certificate from ISPConfig panel, but that features actually is working, i have many website on it that still have green lock with a self-signed Let's Encrypt SSL. I mean the main hostname. The hostname of the server. In the first case i get an error connection refused, and i can't access server web apps like webmail.
You mean like this: https://www.howtoforge.com/tutorial/securing-ispconfig-3-with-a-free-lets-encrypt-ssl-certificate/
I've solved retrying from scratch and following the Perfect Server on Debian 9, nginx variant. Then i've created a domain for my hostname (server2.opt-media.es) that have green lock. Then i've set nginx directives like explained in the tutorial for phpmyadmin, webmail, squirrelmail and mailman. Thanks!
