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Good evening.<br>
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One of my hosts threw an error during an automatic Lets Encrypt SSL
update.<br>
I tried a manual update via the GUI and it still would not update.<br>
I re-booted the server (thinking this might fix things) then the site
showed an NGINX error for the site.<br>
Yikes.<br>
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I went back into the GUI, selected the site in question then went to
SSL.<br>
Selected the LetsEncrypt tab.<br>
Under SSL Domain Aliases I clicked Remove All.<br>
Ticked Request Or Renew Certificate.<br>
Clicked Save<br>
Waited and it updated.<br>
<br>
The site came back to life.<br>
Quick check on Chrome gave me the padlock back and the correct expiry
date.<br>
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This was the first time fail for me for an LE certificate update.<br>
Auto updates have always worked.<br>
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The above may be useful to someone for a quick fix if it happens to you.<br>
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