Hi,
My YunoHost server
Hardware: Olimex
**YunoHost version:
yunohost:
repo: stable
version: 3.8.5.9
yunohost-admin:
repo: stable
version: 3.8.3.5
moulinette:
repo: stable
version: 3.8.1.3
ssowat:
repo: stable
version: 3.8.0.3
The migration to stretch has been pending for a whileâŠ
I have access to my server Through SSH
Are you in a special context or did you perform some particular tweaking on your YunoHost instance ? : can be ![]()
I have several domain names, including an onion one, which doesnât work anymore (no idea why) and i donât know if that is somehow related, but my MariaDB crashed a long time ago and i never succeeded in restoring it to a previous state⊠There are a few nginx files that have been manually modified too, a long time ago, when letsencrypt first wasnât yet automatized.
Description of my issue
The cron for auto-renewal was sending emails mentioning errors for cert-renewal of my main domain :
Lâenregistrement DNS du domaine domain.tld est diffĂ©rent de lâadresse IP de ce serveur. Pour plus dâinformations, veuillez consulter la catĂ©gorie âEnregistrements DNSâ dans la section diagnostic. Si vous avez rĂ©cemment modifiĂ© votre enregistrement âAâ, veuillez attendre sa propagation (des vĂ©rificateurs de propagation DNS sont disponibles en ligne). (Si vous savez ce que vous faites, utilisez --no-checks pour dĂ©sactiver ces contrĂŽles)
I checked many times, and my DNS record is ok and the server is accessible on the IP written in the A record. The error is new, although this record hasnât changed in years (I recently upgraded YNH to the actual version, though)
I then tried with --no-checks, and it worked, but the message at the end was that it had failed⊠as can be seen in the logs
The issue is kind of solved, as I can renew the cert manually with no-checks, but the cron doesnât work anymore (or just to spam me every night until I do it manually) but i would like to know if this has to be fixed on my side or in YNH code
Let me know if you need more logs, and as always thanks to the devs who are doing a great job.
PS just a thought that might be a stupid one : the anonymization of the logs is great, but shouldnât the subdomains also be renamed subdomain1, subdomain2, etc instead of their actual names ?