Problem Description
SSL and Letsencrypt seem to be working perfectly well for all the domains on my server, including subdomains, except one. When I run sympl-ssl
the results look perfectly normal, but browsers say that the certificate is out of date.
Any Error Messages
Here’s the output of sympl-ssl
:
sympl@potto:~$ sudo sympl-ssl --verbose mta-sts.benpaley.com
* Examining certificates for mta-sts.benpaley.com
SSL set 0: Not valid for mta-sts.benpaley.com -- certificate has expired (10)
SSL set 1: Not valid for mta-sts.benpaley.com -- certificate has expired (10)
Current SSL set 4: signed by /C=US/O=Let's Encrypt/CN=R3, expires 2024-07-19 07:23:48 UTC
sympl@potto:~$
But when I try to go to https://mta-sts.benpaley.com/, Firefox says:
Web sites prove their identity via certificates, which are valid for a set time period. The certificate for mta-sts.benpaley.com expired on 08/02/2024.
Error code: SEC_ERROR_EXPIRED_CERTIFICATE
…and other browsers say the same thing in their own way.
Environment
- Sympl Version [10.0]:
- Sympl Testing Version? [No]
- Debian Version [Buster]:
- Hardware Type? [Virtual I think]
- Hosted On? [Bytemark BigV]