I am used to using Certbot and that it automatically updates all the Certificates with a command line, in fact, it updates everything in such a way that even the emails are encrypted with Sentora, which I am currently having problems with since the new version 2.0.2, I wanted know if it is possible to use Certbot, despite having the Sentora Let's Encrypt SSL module active or not, greetings
(06-05-2024, 08:53 PM)franmm25 Wrote: [ -> ]I am used to using Certbot and that it automatically updates all the Certificates with a command line, in fact, it updates everything in such a way that even the emails are encrypted with Sentora, which I am currently having problems with since the new version 2.0.2, I wanted know if it is possible to use Certbot, despite having the Sentora Let's Encrypt SSL module active or not, greetings
I don't see an issue thinking about how they work. You just need to use a different location for your certbot certs in case you remove the Sencrypt module.
I've been facing issues with Sentora 2.0.2 as well. Does anyone have tips on configuring Certbot to work smoothly with Sentora's SSL module? __
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(04-15-2025, 06:21 PM)joanlowachicago Wrote: [ -> ]I've been facing issues with Sentora 2.0.2 as well. Does anyone have tips on configuring Certbot to work smoothly with Sentora's SSL module? __ __color block jam
Sentora's SenCrypt SSL module works just fine on v2.0.2
I would not suggest using Certbot since SenCrypt is integrated into Sentora's core. (File paths, vhosts configs, etc.)
What issues are you having with Sentora v2.0.2 and SenCrypt?