Difference between revisions of "How to Create and Update a LetsEncrypt SSL Certificate with CertBot"

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=How to an Update Existing Certificate=
 
=How to an Update Existing Certificate=
  
#Run the following command (in my case a manual install of certbot-auto was required).  Ensure the -d list includes all domains you want in the updated certificate<br />
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#Run the following command (in my case a manual install of certbot-auto was required).  Ensure the -d list includes all domains you want in the updated certificate<br />''sudo ./certbot-auto certonly --cert-name steamforge.net -w /var/www/html -d steamforge.net,irc.steamforge.net,teamspeak.steamforge.net,wiki.steamforge.net,mqtt.steamforge.net --expand''
''sudo ./certbot-auto certonly --cert-name steamforge.net -w /var/www/html -d steamforge.net,irc.steamforge.net,teamspeak.steamforge.net,wiki.steamforge.net,mqtt.steamforge.net --expand''
 
 
#Choose an authentication option.  I prefer 3 (Place files in webroot directory)
 
#Choose an authentication option.  I prefer 3 (Place files in webroot directory)
 
#enter "U" to indicate you want to update your certificates.
 
#enter "U" to indicate you want to update your certificates.

Revision as of 12:15, 9 August 2018

How to an Update Existing Certificate

  1. Run the following command (in my case a manual install of certbot-auto was required). Ensure the -d list includes all domains you want in the updated certificate
    sudo ./certbot-auto certonly --cert-name steamforge.net -w /var/www/html -d steamforge.net,irc.steamforge.net,teamspeak.steamforge.net,wiki.steamforge.net,mqtt.steamforge.net --expand
  2. Choose an authentication option. I prefer 3 (Place files in webroot directory)
  3. enter "U" to indicate you want to update your certificates.