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(@daddycool)
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I have Lets Encrypt on a server with multiple domains which works just fine but there is also a self-signed cert lingering which casuses problems.
The self-signed causes problems for mobile clients and give annoing popus in Outlook on startup for example.

How can I replace the self-signed cert with the Lets Encrypt cert?

Any advice will be much appreciated! πŸ™‚

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(@anahuac)
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Hello,

I wrote an article explaining why this happens and how to fix it... take a look here:

https://www.anahuac.eu/lets-encrypt-on-carbonio-system-root-with-acme-sh/

Also, you can join us in Telegram at @CarbonioMailΒ 

Regards


   
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(@daddycool)
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@anahuac Awesome, thank you! I'll look into it! And i will join the Telegram group! πŸ™‚


   
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(@daddycool)
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@anahuac I have set up LetsEncrypt with certbot. If I want to change method to acme.sh as per your guide, do I need to do any changes?


   
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(@anahuac)
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@daddycool certbot and acme are Let's Encrypt clients to issue certificates... both do the same thing. How you deploy it in Carbonio is different: as a root or a virtualdomain.

I do explain that in the article I mentioned before.


   
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(@daddycool)
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@anahuac Ok, no need to change the client then. My problems is that there's a selfsigned cert in the system that I need to get rid off. I'm not sure where in your guide that is being fixed?


   
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